Which of the following is not a reason why capacity decisions are so important? Multiple Choice Capacity chunks can be added or deleted quickly and inexpensively. Capacity affects operating costs. Capacity is a major determinant of initial costs. Capacity is a long-term commitment of resources. Capacity limits the rate of output possible.

Capacity chunks can be added or deleted quickly and inexpensively.  

Explanation:

Capacity decisions is a term related to capacity planning, which is a term used to describe the capacity of a production system for a product or service to meet the demand for these services. It is related to the ability of a production team to work at a rate capable of completing the production of a product in a certain and limited period of time.

Decision making has its importance in the production process, but many believe that this important one is not so serious, because capacity chunks can be added or deleted quickly and inexpensively.

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