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Chapter 1, Problem 9PA
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Interpretation: Relation of anecdote with the thinking process and contribution of employees to be a part of the club.
Concept Introduction: Operation management is a part of business administration in which goods and services are produced or redesigned with the highest level of efficiency to earn maximum profit.
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