Over time, consumers have less of a need for a broad product offering. How does this shift in preferences alter the desirability of make-to-stock production relative to make-to-order production?1. It increases it, i. e., make-to-stock becomes more desirable.2. It has no impact.3. It decreases it. i. e., make-to-stock becomes less desirable.4. We cannot determine from the given information.

Over time, consumers have less of a need for a broad product offering. How does this shift in preferences alter the desirability of make-to-stock production relative to make-to-order production?

3. It decreases it. i.e., make-to-stock becomes less desirable.

Explanation:

Given the above scenario, there will be no need for a company to produce goods that will be stored.  Instead, it will wait to receive orders before it commences production of any goods.  This is caused by the shift in preferences "consumers have less of a need for a broad product offering." This means that make-to-order will be highly prioritized while reducing or eliminating make-to-stock production facilities.

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the answer is     d. in our global economy, most job growth will be in services, but manufacturing jobs will exist, too.