The Level of Output at Which Most Plant-Level Scale Economies

question 76

Multiple Choice

The level of output at which most plant-level scale economies are exhausted is known as

• A) mass customization.
• B) break-even point.
• C) minimum efficient scale.
• D) just-in-time.
• E) lean production.

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