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As per the Project risk/return matrix, projects that are poor candidates have a

As per the Project risk/return matrix, projects that are poor candidates have a
A) low risk factor and low return factor.
B) high risk factor and low return factor.
C) low risk factor and high return factor.
D) high risk factor and high return factor.

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Managing Supply Chain and Operations: An Integrative Approach

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