When Situations in Everyday Life Appear to Be Fair but in Reality

question 21

Multiple Choice

When situations in everyday life appear to be fair but in reality reproduce racial or ethnic inequality,this is termed:

• A) laissez-faire racism.
• B) institutionalized racism.
• C) reverse discrimination.
• D) a self-fulfilling prophecy.

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Definitions:

Supply Chain

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Aggregate Planning

A process in operations management aimed at determining optimal production levels, inventory, and workforce to meet varying demand over a medium-term horizon.

Enterprise Boundaries

The conceptual limits that define an organization's scope of operations, distinguishing internal processes from external interactions with the market and suppliers.

Production Scheduling

The process of planning and organizing production tasks and activities to efficiently use resources, meet delivery deadlines, and achieve operational goals.