Efficiency of target supply chain

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Write a 5-6 pages paper (exclusive of the Title and References pages) describing Target Corporation's Supply Chain based upon the information in Chapters 6 and 7 of the Walters and Rainbird (2007 textbook (especially Figure 6.2 on page 155).

Include an assessment of the efficiency of Target's supply chain and whether the Supply Chain supports its Demand Chain.

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