In MRP, System Nervousness Is Caused By

question 38

Multiple Choice

In MRP, system nervousness is caused by:

• A) management's attempt to continually respond to minor changes in production requirements.
• B) the use of the lot-for-lot approach.
• C) management's marking part of the master production schedule as "not to be rescheduled."
• D) the use of phantom bills of material.
• E) management's attempt to evaluate alternative plans before making a decision.

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Definitions:

Normal Faults

Cracks in the Earth's crust where one block of rock drops down relative to another due to extensional forces.

Uplifted

Elevated due to geological processes, often referring to the rising of Earth's crust.

Asymmetric Anticline

A type of fold in geological strata characterized by one side of the fold having a steeper slope than the other, indicating differential stress or movement during formation.

Plunging Anticline

A geological fold, specifically an anticline, where the layers of rock dip downwards from the crest, appearing as if they are 'plunging' into the ground.