Smart Corporation produces and sells laptops. It has four factories and four shops located in different cities. The management of Smart Corporation has just bought a new machine that can improve its productivity. After using the new machine, Smart Corporation's production has increased by 500 units. Therefore, the management has decided to open a new shop and two cities are under their consideration. The two cities under consideration are City E and City F. The shipping cost per unit (RM), factory supplies, and shop demands are as follows Factory Shop Supply A I || ||| B 30 40 35 50 40 30 Demand 600 700 IV C 30 35 E F 45 55 50 45 50 35 60 45 40 55 700 55 45 50 D 40 30 45 400 600 500 500 700 800 600 1. Determine the best choice of city to open the new shop. Why? 2. Due to the shipping limitation, no unit shall be shipped from I to City B. What would happen to the answer in (a)?

Case: The Yellowstone Story Home Country as Largest Production Country Monstansa is Yellowstone's most important location. It is where the company was founded in 1949, it is the location of the headquarters and it is also Yellowstone's biggest manufacturing site. More than one third of all Yellowstone products are produced in Monstansa (577,000 products in 2013). It has all the major components of manufacturing production process: a farm, an agro processing facility, an assembly line and even a label print shop. The factory builds some of the company's most important products (A3, A4, A5 and Q5). For many of the products, Monstansa serves almost as a world market factory, supplying most countries with their respective products, and having a high level of value added for these lines. The Monstansa factory even has an in-house tool-making department, which develops and builds meta-forming tools and assembly-line systems for the factory but also for other factories in the Yellowstone and…

13. Food trucks have become a $2 billion industry, serving creative, and often healthy, food options in places where traditional food options might be limited. For example, a food truck might stop at a local college campus during lunch time. The truck might stop later at an underprivileged district in the afternoon, and then to a local club scene in the evening. Which of the following are advantages food trucks have over traditional restaurants in terms of land and capital costs? Food trucks can easily establish a brand name, helping cement a loyal customer base. The physical capital needed to set up a food truck is less than that of a restaurant. Food trucks require little, if any, land, provided they have the proper permits to operate in a public street. Food trucks can seek out demand instead of having to expend resources drawing customers to a fixed location.

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