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zhenek [66]
3 years ago
15

Goods made to order are typical of ________ and ________ approaches while goods made to forecast are typical of ________ and ___

_____ approaches.
a. repetitive, product; mass customization, process repetitive,
b. process; mass customization, product product, mass customization;
c. repetitive, process process, mass customization;
d. repetitive, product product, process; repetitive, mass customization
Business
1 answer:
liberstina [14]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

D. Repetitive, product product, process; repetitive, mass customisation.

Explanation:

The goods based on order will have it's qualities speficied and this may equally varies for each ofl the orders though they may go through the same process. Goods produce based on market forcast will be produce enmass based on the forcasted needs of the Consumers, while repeating the same process.

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