Examples of value-added activities include all of the following except:
A)Assembly activities.
B)Machinery set-up activities.
C)The establishment of efficient distribution channels.
D)Product design.

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Machinery set-up activities are considered non-value-added activities because they do not directly contribute to the final value of the product to the customer. They are necessary but do not enhance the product's value.

Examples of Value-Added Activities Include All of the Following Except