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    A Productivity Increase in One Operation That Does Not Improve
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A Productivity Increase in One Operation That Does Not Improve

Question 68

Question 68

Multiple Choice

A productivity increase in one operation that does not improve overall productivity of the business is not


A) worthwhile.
B) trivial.
C) competence-destroying.
D) an order winner.
E) an order qualifier.

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