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Distribution resource planning (DRP) is:

Distribution resource planning (DRP) is:
A) material requirements planning with a feedback loop from distribution centers.
B) a shipping plan from a central warehouse to retail warehouses.
C) a material requirements planning package used exclusively by warehouses.
D) a transportation plan to ship materials to warehouses.
E) a time-phased stock replenishment plan for all levels of a distribution network.

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Operations Management

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Authors: Heizer, Render

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