Nonbottleneck Management Principles Differ from Bottleneck Management Principles Because According

question 21

Multiple Choice

Nonbottleneck management principles differ from bottleneck management principles because according to nonbottleneck management principles, _____.

• A) idle time is acceptable if there is no work to do
• B) an hour lost at a nonbottleneck resource is an hour lost for the entire process or factory output
• C) large order sizes should be used to minimize setup time and maximize resource utilization
• D) the input should always exceed the capacity

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