A technique used for projecting time-phased capacity requirements for workstations is called:
A) capacity requirements planning.
B) time-adjusted output control.
C) input-output control.
D) work center planning.

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Capacity requirements planning is the technique used for projecting time-phased capacity requirements for workstations. It helps in determining if a company's current capacity is enough to meet the projected demand or if additional capacity is required. Time-adjusted output control, input-output control, and work center planning are different techniques used in production planning and control but not specifically for projecting capacity requirements for workstations.

A Technique Used for Projecting Time-Phased Capacity Requirements for Workstations