Which one of the following is not common to product layouts?
A)a high rate of output
B)specialization of labor
C)low unit costs
D)ability to adjust to changes in demand
E)all are common

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Product layouts are designed to achieve high rates of output, specialization of labor, and low unit costs, but they are not easily adjustable to changes in demand. Once a product layout is established, it is difficult to reconfigure the production line to accommodate changes in demand or product design without significant disruption and cost. Therefore, the inability to adjust to changes in demand is not common to product layouts.

Which One of the Following Is Not Common to Product