Which of the following is a part of the "Just-In-Time" inventory control philosophy?
A)Job tasks should be highly specialized.
B)Machinery must produce a large number of items to justify long set-up times and high costs.
C)The lower the level of inventory a manufacturer maintains,the more efficient is the production system.
D)Long production runs of standard items are ideal.

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"Just-In-Time" inventory control philosophy emphasizes on keeping a low level of inventory to minimize waste and improve efficiency. This means that manufacturers only produce what is needed, when it is needed, and in the required quantity. Highly specialized job tasks (A) and long production runs of standard items (D) are not necessary for the JIT philosophy, and machinery producing a large number of items (B) is counter to the goal of minimizing inventory.

Which of the Following Is a Part of the "Just-In-Time