"Just-In-Time" inventory control techniques are most successful in what type of environment?
A)Repetitive manufacturing operations where inventory levels are significant at the outset
B)Where product requirements are customized for each customer
C)Where a company changes suppliers regularly and those suppliers are independent of the manufacturer
D)Where inventory levels have been reduced to safety stock levels

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Just-In-Time (JIT) inventory control is most successful in repetitive manufacturing operations where inventory levels are significant at the outset, as it aims to reduce waste and improve efficiency by receiving goods only as they are needed in the production process.

"Just-In-Time" Inventory Control Techniques Are Most Successful in What Type