Which of the following managerial actions does not necessarily increase total supply chain profits and moderate information distortion?
A) Assigning blame for demand fluctuations
B) Building strategic partnerships and trust
C) Aligning of goals and incentives
D) Improving information visibility and accuracy

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Assigning blame for demand fluctuations is a counterproductive action that can lead to finger-pointing and a lack of cooperation among supply chain partners. This can increase information distortion and decrease overall profits. The other options (building strategic partnerships and trust, aligning goals and incentives, and improving information visibility and accuracy) are all actions that can increase total supply chain profits and moderate information distortion.

Which of the Following Managerial Actions Does Not Necessarily Increase