A firm has established a distribution network for the supply of a raw material critical to its manufacturing. Currently there are two origins for this raw material, which must be shipped to three manufacturing plants. The current network has the following characteristics: 
The firm has identified two potential sites for a third raw material source; these are identified as Candidate A and Candidate B. From A, the costs to ship would be $9 to Plant 1, $10 to Plant 2, and $12 to Plant 3. From B, these costs would be $11, $14, and $8. The new source, wherever it is located, will have a capacity of 500 units. Set up-but DO NOT SOLVE- this problem as though you were going to solve it with transportation problem software.
Definitions:
Q5: The fact that human activities typically improve
Q51: Service location strategies and goods-producing location strategies
Q59: Intangible costs include which of the following?<br>A)
Q64: What can cause a learning curve to
Q85: In a decision tree, the expected monetary
Q89: Because problems with fixed-position layouts are so
Q124: Suppose that 1 customer arrives each minute
Q125: A dental clinic at which only one
Q135: Dividing the change in quantity on the
Q139: A clothing chain is considering two different