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Explain how non-value added costs can damage a company, it sales, it costs, and it’s value chain
Jet Set Travel, Inc. (JTI) has been hugely successful in the distribution of stylish, comfortable shoes for travel. JTI sells its products to approximately 4000 retail accounts in the United States and a mix of independent distributors, licenses, and subsidiaries in 35 countries around the world. Most footwear products are produced outside the United States.
Please explain how non-value added costs can damage a company, it sales, it costs, and it’s value chain
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