Question

The relationships between inventory and throughput, and inventory and operating expense are defined as follows: As everyone is slowed down, the gap between the first and last hiker expands. As the gap expands, inventory drops. Operational expense is decreasing every time we hurry up because we are expending additional energy just to catch up. Group of answer choices True False

Answer 1

False

Step-by-step explanation:

Operational expense will instead increase when we hurry up because of the additional energy spent to catch up. The relationship between inventory and throughput is determined by time because throughput is the rate of change in inventory and is a product of Inventory divided by Time. This agrees with the inventory formula that states that throughput multiplied by time is equal to inventory.