When Proctor & Gamble Removed Potentially Dangerous Dyes and Chemicals

question 69

Multiple Choice

When Proctor & Gamble removed potentially dangerous dyes and chemicals from its Tide detergent product and introduced Tide Free they were making a _____.

• A) product line contraction
• B) quality modification
• C) aesthetics modification
• D) obsolescence factor
• E) functional modification

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Definitions:

Destinations

The intended end points or locations where goods or travelers are headed.

Degeneracy

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Transportation Problem

A type of optimization and allocation problem in which goods are to be delivered from several suppliers to several consumers at the lowest cost.

Filled Cells

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