Which of the following activities is not typically considered to be part of a manufacturing organization's value chain?
A) Making journal entries
B) Handling customer complaints
C) Designing and engineering new products
D) Manufacturing products

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Making journal entries is typically not considered to be part of a manufacturing organization's value chain, as it is a financial accounting function that supports the organization's overall operations but does not directly contribute to the creation of the product. The other activities listed (handling customer complaints, designing and engineering new products, and manufacturing products) are all directly related to the creation and delivery of the product, and are therefore considered part of the value chain.

Which of the Following Activities Is Not Typically Considered to Be