Revenue (Or Yield) Management Is Best Described As

question 69

Multiple Choice

Revenue (or yield) management is best described as:

• A) a situation where management yields to labor demands.
• B) a situation where the labor union yields to management demands.
• C) a process designed to increase the rate of output.
• D) allocation of scarce resources to customers at prices that will maximize revenue.
• E) management's selection of a product mix yielding maximum profits.

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