In which of the following managerial activities would learning curves probably be the least useful?
A)negotiated purchasing
B)manpower planning
C)location analysis
D)budgeting
E)pricing new products

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Learning curves are most useful in activities where the efficiency and productivity improvements over time due to learning and experience can be directly applied and measured, such as in manpower planning, budgeting, and pricing new products. They are less applicable to location analysis, which involves factors like geography, market access, and infrastructure that do not directly relate to learning or experience improvements over time.

In Which of the Following Managerial Activities Would Learning Curves