There Are Four Basic Types of Facility Choices

There are four basic types of facility choices.Which of the following statements concerning facility choice is NOT true?

A) Process-focused facilities generally have one technology, or at most two, and usually produce components or parts that are shipped to other facilities for further processing or assembly.
B) Market-focused facilities are typically located in the markets they serve, commonly serving local customers, and are frequently service firms.
C) Demand-focused facilities are quickly constructed and have the ability to serve global markets with fast order response times as warranted by the nature of customer demand.
D) General-purpose facilities are commonly used by smaller companies and may produce several types of products and use several different processes.