In Planning the Long-Term Capacity of an Operation,one Should Take

question 21

Multiple Choice

In planning the long-term capacity of an operation,one should take into account:

• A)Bottlenecks
• B)Economies of scale
• C)Economies of scope
• D)Only B and C

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