Practical Management Science
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a) Given the product structure and master production shown in Figure 14.12, develop a gross requirements plan for all items. b) G iven the product structure, master production schedule, and inven tory status shown in Figure 14.12, develop a net requirements plan (planned order release) for all items. |
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