Managing capacity and managing demand for service-firm

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1. Highlight the diferences between managing capacity and managing demand for a service/firm.

2. Given the complex data that we have today, is linear a great choice when you have multi-variate potentials for programming analytical models? Is there something beneficial on having simple models instead?

3. What the legal implication beyond tariffs, subsidies, and countervail of expansion decision will need to be addressed.

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