Multiple Choice
Freezing the master schedule is:
A) not truly feasible because down the road it will become slushy again.
B) a commitment to precisely follow the master schedule in the future.
C) done to avoid the chaos of expediting and resultant overdue orders.
D) preserves the master schedule until it is ready to be used.
E) rarely attempted by manufacturing firms.
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