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Jeff, a manager at the Flux Soap Store, lowered the reorder point for Butterscotch-Lemon soap from 33 percent of maximum to 20 percent of maximum. What is Jeff likely to observe?

▸ The level of Butterscotch-Lemon soap in stock should drop.

▸ Sales of Butterscotch-Lemon soap should increase.

▸ Sales of Butterscotch-Lemon soap should decrease.

▸ The level of Butterscotch-Lemon soap in stock should increase.

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