The purpose of developing a global capacity plan is ______.
a. to determine the total capacity needed to meet the projected global demand for a company’s products
b. to determine the right markets for a company‘s products
c. to ensure that the product is designed appropriately given cultural considerations
d. to determine the right products for a company‘s market
a. to determine the total capacity needed to meet the projected global demand for a company’s products
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