Which of the following is not a managerial consideration in using learning curves?
A) Improvement comes from working smarter, not harder.
B) Individual learning and incentives are positively related.
C) The newer the job, the greater will be the learning.
D) Learning curves are not impacted by indirect labor and supervision.
E) Learning curves represent direct labor output.

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This statement is incorrect because indirect labor and supervision can impact learning curves. Learning curves represent direct labor output, but indirect labor and supervision can affect the overall productivity and efficiency of the process. Therefore, indirect labor and supervision should also be considered when using learning curves. A, B, and C are all valid managerial considerations in using learning curves.

Which of the Following Is Not a Managerial Consideration in Using