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I think that would mean that the factory would switch from operating at 100% capacity (and never catching up), to 100% capacity (and never catching up). For th
by ssl-3 7mo ago
I think that would mean that the factory would switch from operating at 100% capacity (and never catching up), to 100% capacity (and never catching up).
For that kind of sameness, it seems like it'd be easier to do nothing at all.
- samus 7mo agoIt is still strictly better since the actual customers get priority.
- adgjlsfhk1 7mo agothe point is that the thing they would never be catching up on would be the surplus orders from the government.