Decision analysis-lead time

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As lead time for an item increases, the cycle time increases as well is that true or false?

Using the optimistic and conservative approaches in a decision analysis will never give the same optimal decision is the question true or false?

The expected value of perfect information must always be non-negative is it true or false?

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