Operation X feeds into operation Y. Operation X has an effective capacity of 55 units per hour. Operation Y has an effective capacity of 50 units per hour. Increasing X's effective capacity to ensure that Y's utilization is maximized would be an example of ________ a(n) constraint.
A) overcoming
B) outsourcing
C) insourcing
D) cushioning
E) supporting

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Operation X feeds into operation Y. Operation X has an effective capacity of 55 units per hour. Operation Y has an effective capacity of 50 units per hour. Increasing X's effective capacity to ensure that Y's utilization is maximized would be an example of ________ a(n) constraint.
A) overcoming
B) outsourcing
C) insourcing
D) cushioning
E) supporting

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The Answer of Operation X feeds into operation Y. Operation X has an effective capacity of 55 units per hour. Operation Y has an effective capacity of 50 units per hour. Increasing X's effective capacity to ensure that Y's utilization is maximized would be an example of ________ a(n) constraint.
A) overcoming
B) outsourcing
C) insourcing
D) cushioning
E) supporting

Operation X Feeds into Operation Y