Which of the following best illustrates deciding how to produce a specific product? Should we produce jeans with expensive machinery or less expensive labor? Can we market our jeans to teenagers or focus on people in their twenties? Do we have enough customer support to charge more for our jeans? Are jeans still "in," or should we develop a line of skirts instead?

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Kolton Freeman

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13 February, 14:47

Which of the following best illustrates deciding how to produce a specific product? Should we produce jeans with expensive machinery or less expensive labor? Can we market our jeans to teenagers or focus on people in their twenties? Do we have enough customer support to charge more for our jeans? Are jeans still "in," or should we develop a line of skirts instead?

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Danna Weber · Answer 1

Answer: Should we produce jeans with expensive machinery or less expensive labor.

Explanation: The first option a, Should we produce jeans with expensive machinery or less expensive labor is a question about how the good should be produce (how to produce). Others options are related to how you should market the goods or who should your demography be. Thus, the first option is correct.

Francis Gordon · Answer 2

Should we produce jeans with expensive machinery or less expensive labor?

Explanation:

When you are asking questions about how to produce a certain product you are making questions of source materials, should yo do it with machines, by hand, with labor, so from the options the only one that is related to the production is the first one, because it asks if you should use machinery or cheap labor in order to produce the jeans.