Which type of flexibility would be the most difficult to achieve for a two-chair barbershop?
A)mix flexibility
B)changeover flexibility
C)volume flexibility
D)run flexibility

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Volume flexibility refers to the ability to handle changes in the amount of demand for a product or service. In a two-chair barbershop, it may be possible to adjust the services offered, pricing, or scheduling to accommodate changes in demand. Changeover flexibility refers to the ability to switch between different products or services, which may not be as relevant in a barbershop setting. Mix flexibility and run flexibility also do not seem as relevant to a two-chair barbershop.

Which Type of Flexibility Would Be the Most Difficult to Achieve