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jek_recluse [69]
2 years ago
7

Threadless receives immediate customer feedback on specific promotions through online orders. What type of control does this rep

resent?
Business
1 answer:
kaheart [24]2 years ago
5 0

Receiving immediate customer feedback on specific promotions through online orders can be gotten by Concurrent control.

<h3>What is concurrent control?</h3>

Concurrent control serves as a control strategy that is used by companies to get customer feedback after making a promotion about their brand.

Therefore, with this concurrent control , the company can Know what the potential customers feels about the product.

Learn more about concurrent control at;

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<em>Your production possibilities schedule will help you determine:</em>

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  • <em>your best options for production.</em>

<em>1.    Using the information that you learned about your ability to produce running shoe inserts and hiking boot inserts, complete your production possibilities schedule" </em>

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<u>1. You have the resources to produce up to 15 running shoe inserts.</u>

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<u>2. You have the resources to produce up to 10 hiking boot inserts.</u>

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 4          6         6

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