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Please help with determining the priority rules with the attached document: First Come/ First Served, Shortest Processing Time, Earliest Due Date, Critical Ratio, etc.

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Read the case study below "Hi-Ho Yo-Yo, Inc.". Write a short summary of each of the four methods for selecting the order in which to release the products to printing. Complete a short analysis for each method which provides the average flow time and average tardiness for each of the methods. Finally, make a recommendation for which method to use based on your findings. Explain your analysis in a 2-4 page APA style paper using the rule definitions on page 746.

Hi-Ho Yo-Yo, Inc.

It was a little past 9:00 on a Monday morning when Jeff Baker walked into your office with a box of donuts.

"I've been talking with Anne about a problem we have with short-term capacity in our pad printing operation. You know, that's where we print the logo on the Custom lines of yo-yos. ...

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