The theory of constraints has its origins in:
A) linear programming theory.
B) the theory of economies of scale.
C) material requirements planning.
D) the theory of finite capacity planning.
E) Goldratt and Cox's book, The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement.
E
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Which of the following is a typical reason for the accelerating growth of the global markets?
A) decreasing number of middle-class consumers B) high growth rate in the emerging markets C) stagnant growth in the high-income countries D) lack of growth in the world's poorer countries
Which of the following is a difference between acceptance and revocation?
A) Revocation is valid only if the offeree receives it, while an offeree's acceptance is valid when dispatched. B) Revocation can be done by the offeror or offeree, while an acceptance can only be done by the offeree. C) An acceptance must be received by the offeror to be valid, while a revocation need not be received by the offeree. D) A revocation can be made after acceptance, while an acceptance cannot be made after revocation.