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For enterprises in mass production, (C) can be used to formulate production schedules. A Standard quota method for work in process B Cumulative numbering method C Production cycle chart method D Reorder point method
For enterprises in mass production, option (A) can be used to prepare production schedules. A Standard quota method for work in process B Cumulative numbering method C Production cycle chart method D Reorder point method