Demand-driven MRP:
A)Compares materials and capacity requirements within a single firm.
B)Extends planning across the supply chain.
C)Focuses on distribution planning.
D)Is also called advanced planning and scheduling.

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Demand-driven MRP extends planning across the supply chain, taking into account the demand signals from customers and adjusting production and procurement accordingly. It is a more dynamic and responsive approach compared to traditional MRP which focuses on materials and capacity requirements within a single firm. Distribution planning and advanced planning and scheduling are separate concepts not directly related to demand-driven MRP.

Demand-Driven MRP