An Important Part of a Feasibility Analysis for a Manufacturing

question 1

Multiple Choice

An important part of a feasibility analysis for a manufacturing business is:

• A) the ease of the manufacturing process.
• B) the financial break-even point.
• C) the relative newness of the product.
• D) the total dollars invested by owners.

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Definitions:

Unsold Merchandise

Items that remain in stock and are not sold within a certain period, potentially leading to inventory excess or losses.

Demanded Design

A design approach or product feature specifically requested or sought after by consumers or the market.

Consumer Surplus

The variance between the amount consumers are ready to spend on a good or service and the actual amount they pay.

Efficiency

The degree to which resources are used effectively and waste is minimized, often aiming at maximizing output from given inputs.