A just-in-time system reduces costs in all of these ways, except:
A) reducing defect rates
B) reducing the range of products produced
C) maximising the use of space
D) enhancing manufacturing flexibility

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A just-in-time (JIT) system focuses on reducing inventory costs, increasing efficiency, and decreasing waste by receiving goods only as they are needed in the production process, thereby reducing storage costs. It does not inherently reduce the range of products produced; rather, it aims to improve the efficiency of producing those products. Reducing defect rates, maximizing the use of space, and enhancing manufacturing flexibility are all goals or benefits of implementing a JIT system.

A Just-In-Time System Reduces Costs in All of These Ways