One of the reasons McDonald's has such crisp french fries is that the company has a stringent set of standards for the potatoes it buys. McDonald's standards in this area is a form of
A) feedback control.
B) concurrent control.
C) cross-functional control.
D) safeguard control.
E) feedforward control.

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McDonald's stringent set of standards for the potatoes it buys is an example of feedforward control. This type of control involves setting standards and guidelines in advance to prevent problems before they occur, ensuring that the input meets the desired quality standards to achieve the desired output, in this case, crisp french fries.

One of the Reasons McDonald's Has Such Crisp French Fries