In which of the following managerial activities would learning curves probably be the least useful?
A)Negotiated purchasing
B)Manpower planning
C)Location analysis
D)Budgeting
E)Pricing new products

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Learning curves are most useful in activities that involve repetitive tasks where efficiency improvements are expected over time. Location analysis, which involves deciding where to place new facilities, is less related to repetitive tasks and efficiency improvements over time, making learning curves less useful in this context compared to the other options.

In Which of the Following Managerial Activities Would Learning Curves