An MRP system can allow for product rejects by building a larger batch than is demanded, but a JIT system cannot tolerate poor quality.

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MRP (Material Requirements Planning) systems can plan for extra production to account for potential defects, whereas JIT (Just-In-Time) systems rely on high-quality production processes because they produce goods closely aligned with demand, leaving little room for error or waste.

An MRP System Can Allow for Product Rejects by Building