Allocating Too Much Capacity to a Location Results in

question 59

Multiple Choice

Allocating too much capacity to a location results in

• A) permanent damage.
• B) poor utilization, and as a result, higher costs.
• C) high utilization, and as a result, higher costs.
• D) poor utilization, and as a result, lower costs.
• E) high utilization, and as a result, lower costs.

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Definitions:

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