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| | "Throughput," Size, and Diversity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-14) |
 | | Increasing throughput, like increasing cashflow, doesn't necessarily solve problems, and it may even make them worsewe've all heard the one about the guy who was losing money on every unit he sold, but he was "making it up in volume." |
 | | Here's another anecdote that neatly illustrates the problem of throughput: An enthusiastic middle manager, having been laid off from his job, buys a truck and a load of wholesale fruit and vegetables to sell out on the highway. |
 | | Businesses that serve the local market are less vulnerable to the uncertainties of the international economy. |
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