On what three main factors does the theory of constraints

focus?

You just got your first job after graduation. Your

immediate supervisor received a special order at a price

that is "below cost" during your first week at the

company. The supervisor points to the proposal and says,

"These are the kinds of orders that will get you in trouble.

Every sale must bear its s$$hare of the full costs of running

the business. If we sell below our full cost, we'll be out of

business in no time." You remember from your course in

cost accounting that this may not be as much trouble as

the supervisor anticipates. How would you respond and

not lose your first job?

You just got your first job after graduation. Your

immediate supervisor received a special order at a price

that is "below cost" during your first week at the

company. The supervisor points to the proposal and says,

"These are the kinds of orders that will get you in trouble.

Every sale must bear its s$$hare of the full costs of running

the business. If we sell below our full cost, we'll be out of

business in no time." You remember from your course in

cost accounting that this may not be as much trouble as

the supervisor anticipates. How would you respond and

not lose your first job?