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Production activities are done as needed in order to satisfy a specific demand.

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Hi there!

Usually, this is the case. However, just like when hoverboards first came out, there was a shortage of hoverboards and production activities had to ramp up production. However, after a few months, production activities were at a high level, but demand petered out.

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