When Deciding to Add Capacity to a Factory, Which of the Following

question 7

Multiple Choice

When deciding to add capacity to a factory, which of the following need not be considered?

• A) Maintaining system balance
• B) The frequency of capacity additions
• C) Use of external capacity
• D) Immediate product demand
• E) Availability of raw materials

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