OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
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To determine: The hotels that has efficient frontier.
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There are four hotels competing with otherwise very similar products on the dimensionsof price ($ per night) and amenities (measured by the number of *s awarded by customer reviews).Hotel A: price = $200 per night; rating: ***Hotel B: price = $150 per night; rating: ****Hotel C: price = $300 per night; rating *****Hotel D: price = $80 per night; rating **Which of these hotels are on the efficient frontier? You may select more than one answer.
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OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
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