In a Kanban Card Calculation Problem, Other Things Remaining the Same

question 20

Multiple Choice

In a Kanban card calculation problem, other things remaining the same (that is changing only one variable at a time) the,

• A) number of Kanban cards required will increase linearly as demand increases.
• B) number of Kanban cards required will decrease linearly as demand increases.
• C) number of Kanban cards required will increase nonlinearly as the container size increases.
• D) number of Kanban cards required will decrease linearly as the container size increases.
• E) number of Kanban cards required will decrease as the percentage safety stock variable increases.

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