Under TOC a constraint that is a demand side rather a supply side constraint is:
A) lack of the necessary knowledge or skills
B) a shortage of raw materials
C) insufficient processing time available
D) none of the above are demand side constraints, all are supply side constraints

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All the options listed (A, B, and C) are examples of supply side constraints, as they all relate to limitations in the production process or resources. Demand side constraints would involve issues related to the market or customer demand, not the supply or production capabilities.

Under TOC a Constraint That Is a Demand Side Rather