In a Job-Shop Process,processing Requirements Are Different for Each Product

question 84

Multiple Choice

In a job-shop process,processing requirements are different for each product because ______.

• A)they contribute to economies of scale in production
• B)they produce unique products in low volumes
• C)they contribute to economies of scope in production
• D)they facilitate continuous production

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