Question

The Pareto phenomenon is when: Question 4 options: both output and input are increasing at approximately the same rate the transition of an economy from craft-style production to traditional assembly-line production the SIPOC model is able to be expanded across multiple facilities when reverse logistics becomes a greater source of revenue that some product lines a few factors account for a high percentage of the occurrence of some event(s)

Answer 1

The answer is (E)

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the options are mumbled up, start by stating them out clearly:

(A) Pareto phenomenon is when both output and input are increasing at approximately the same rate

(B) Pareto phenomenon is the transition of an economy from craft-style production to traditional assembly-line production

(C) Pareto phenomenon is when the SIPOC model is able to be expanded across multiple facilities

(D) Pareto phenomenon is when reverse logistics becomes a greater source of revenue than some product lines

(E) Pareto phenomenon is when a few factors account for a high percentage of the occurrence of some events

The correct answer is (E). All other options have no relationship with the pareto phenomenon. The pareto phenomenon or principle states that in any situation, 80% consequences have 20% causes. The 20% causes are called the "vital few" while the other 80% causes are the "trivial many".

In Economics for instance, this could mean that 20% of the customers of a business provide 80% of the revenue derived from the business; and so on and so forth.