The Most Common Approach to Selecting a Site for a New

question 115

Multiple Choice

The most common approach to selecting a site for a new location is to

• A) look for bargains.
• B) do a cost-benefit analysis.
• C) identify expansion possibility.
• D) evaluate the labor supply.
• E) none of these.

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