Constant changing of the master schedule and the resulting changes in the requirements for components is referred to as:
A)Master schedule dynamics.
B)System nervousness.
C)Bad planning.
D)MRP failure.

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System nervousness refers to the instability and frequent changes in the master production schedule, which then cascades down and causes changes in the requirements for components and materials. This term captures the idea of a system being "nervous" or overly sensitive to changes, leading to a ripple effect of adjustments throughout the supply chain.

Constant Changing of the Master Schedule and the Resulting Changes