On a box scorecard, capacity can be labeled as
A)productive, non-productive, and excess.
B)available, excess, and budgeted.
C)productive, non-productive, and available.
D)valued, excess, and wasted.

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Capacity can be labeled as productive, non-productive, and available. "Productive capacity" refers to the total amount of output or production that can be generated within a certain time frame, while "non-productive capacity" refers to the portion of capacity that is occupied by factors other than production, such as maintenance or downtime. "Available capacity" is the total amount of capacity that is actually available for use at any given time.

On a Box Scorecard, Capacity Can Be Labeled as