Protective capacity
A) Tends to be in short supply because it is often viewed as an investment in resources that aren't providing a financial return.
B) Appears to be an effective use of resources because it is used all the time.
C) Provides a short-term financial return through its impact on various time-related value attributes.
D) Must be accompanied by protective inventory.

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Protective capacity is often seen as a costly investment because it involves allocating resources to safeguard against potential disruptions, rather than directly generating financial returns. This can lead to it being in short supply as businesses may prioritize investments with immediate financial benefits.

Protective Capacity