Table 22-21
The following table shows the number of voters preferring various amounts of spending to develop a river to make it more attractive for canoeing and kayaking. 
-Refer to Table 22-21. Suppose the voters are asked to choose between $1 million and $2.5 million. If all voters cast a vote for the spending amount closest to their own preference, how many votes will the $1 million spending amount receive?
Definitions:
Review Period
The designated time frame within which a process or performance is evaluated.
Cycle Stock
Inventory that is replenished regularly in response to actual customer demand.
Safety Inventory
Additional stock kept on hand to protect against variability in demand or supply.
Warehouse Inventory
The list of goods and materials held in a warehouse that are available for sale or production needs.
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