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A newly established Internet Cafe is looking to expand its operations. What would happen if the forecast to open 208 stores per year is wrong? What would happen to the costs if the growth rate was half as much as expected? This does not need to be a detailed economic analysis.

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Economic Analysis - Supply Chain Management

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On the situation of forecast to 208 stores per year goes wrong then following things may happen:
- Annual logistics cost and annual labor ...

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