What are yield management systems used for?
a. to profitably fill unused capacity
b. to determine the availability of product substitutes in complex industries that are experiencing rapid change
c. to predict necessary service levels to achieve revenue goals
d. to determine whether it is financially more feasible to buy a new product or repair a broken one
Ans: a. to profitably fill unused capacity
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