Disaggregation:
A) breaks the aggregate plan into greater detail.
B) transforms the master production schedule into an aggregate plan.
C) calculates the optimal price points for yield management.
D) converts product schedules and labor assignments to a facility-wide plan.
E) is an assumption required for the use of the transportation model in aggregate planning.
A
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a. Manufacturer ? Customer ? Retailer ? Wholesaler; b. Manufacturer ? Retailer ? Customer ? Wholesaler; c. Manufacturer ? Retailer ? Wholesaler ? Customer; d. Manufacturer ? Wholesaler ? Customer ? Retailer; e. Manufacturer ? Wholesaler ? Retailer ? Customer
Which approach to ethical reasoning has as one of its central tenets that happiness is defined as presence of pleasure and absence of pain?
A. end-result ethics B. social context ethics C. personalistic ethics D. duty ethics
Skyline Builders and Pine Lumber had a contract, calling for Pine Lumber to deliver a certain quantity of bricks to Skyline's place of business on the first of every month for one year. Pine delivered the bricks one week late for the first six months, but Skyline did not object. When Pine delivered the bricks one week late, as usual, in the seventh month, Skyline attempted to cancel the contract because of the late delivery. Which of the following is true about this scenario?
A. Skyline has waived its right to cancel the contract. B. Pine is not in breach because the delivery was made at the intended place of business. C. Pine will have to return the delivery fee of the first six months because it broke the contract. D. Skyline does not have the legal right to modify the contract.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. A short-term capacity planning decision is to relocate the plant. 2. A firm might reduce the quality of its output if available capacity is insufficient in the medium term. 3. Capacity decisions are considered strategic as they are heavily regulated by the government. 4. A measure of an organization’s capacity is the size of its market share.