The grid approach
A) is a variation of SAILS.
B) assumes that the raw materials sources and finished goods markets are fixed.
C) assumes that the raw materials sources and finished goods markets are variable.
D) deals with multiple locations.

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The grid approach assumes that the raw materials sources and finished goods markets are fixed, which means that the company has limited options to source materials and distribute the finished goods. This approach helps in optimizing the existing resources and facilities to achieve maximum efficiency. The grid approach is not a variation of SAILS, and it can deal with multiple locations depending on the complexity of the supply chain network.

The Grid Approach