Which of these activities is not typically considered to be part of a manufacturing organisation's value chain?
A) Handling customer complaints
B) Designing and engineering new products
C) Making journal entries
D) Manufacturing products

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Making journal entries is not typically considered part of a manufacturing organization's value chain because it is an accounting activity, not a direct operation that adds value to the product itself. Activities like handling customer complaints, designing and engineering new products, and manufacturing products directly contribute to the creation or delivery of a product, hence are considered part of the value chain.

Which of These Activities Is Not Typically Considered to Be