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Business, 26.03.2020 19:57 johnnyboy41706

1. Select one of the ethical dilemmas below from the text: A. Managing Quality (Chapter 6) (p. 235) B. Process Strategy (Chapter 7) (p. 300) C. Layout Strategy (Chapter 9) (p. 392) D. Supply Chain Management (Chapter 11) (p. 465) E. Inventory Management (Chapter 12) (p. 515)

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