The Fixed Costs and Capacities of Flow Shops Are Much

question 98

Multiple Choice

The fixed costs and capacities of flow shops are much higher than the fixed costs and capacities of _____.

• A)job shops
• B)line flows
• C)assembly lines
• D)continuous flow shops

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