Why Is It Dangerous to Justify Capacity Expansion Using Economies

question 28

Multiple Choice

Why is it dangerous to justify capacity expansion using economies of scale?

• A) It is far too specific to use as a basis for capacity decisions.
• B) Volume, capacity, and process considerations are looked at individually.
• C) The common notion that unit costs decline for larger facilities due to size is not always accurate.
• D) It requires consideration of quality, dependability, and flexibility.

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Definitions:

Infection Control

Practices and procedures aimed at preventing the spread of infectious diseases, particularly in healthcare settings.

Blood Spot

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Tourniquet

A device used to apply pressure to a limb or extremity to limit – but not stop – the flow of blood.

Sterile Dressing

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