Supply chain and location decisions sometimes backfire because of all of the following except ______.
A)cultural issues
B)transportation issues
C)the potential loss of proprietary technology
D)location decisions are sequential and made in three stages

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Location decisions are not inherently a reason for supply chain strategies to backfire; rather, it's the process and factors considered within those decisions that can lead to issues. The statement that location decisions are sequential and made in three stages does not inherently contribute to backfiring but describes a process of decision-making.

Supply Chain and Location Decisions Sometimes Backfire Because of All