The Point in the Supply Chain That Separates the Push

question 53

Multiple Choice

The point in the supply chain that separates the push system from the pull system is called the

• A)Reversal point
• B)Push-pull boundary
• C)Postponement site
• D)Center of gravity

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Significance Level

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