Consider the following model and its parameters and variable…

Consider the following model and its parameters and variables. Parameters: n = number of existing facilities. m = number of regional markets. Dj = Annual market size of regional market j. The demand of each market is positive. Ki =capacity of production facility i cij = cost of shipping from facility i to regional market j fi = Annual fixed cost of facility i Variables: xij = Number of units shipped from facility i to regional market j. zi = Binary variable indicating whether to shutdown facility i. zi =1 means to shutdown it, 0 otherwise. Model: : Which of the following statements is not correct?

Consider the following model and its parameters and variable…

Consider the following model and its parameters and variables. Parameters: n = number of existing facilities. m = number of regional markets. Dj = Annual market size of regional market j. The demand of each market is positive. Ki =capacity of production facility i cij = cost of shipping from facility i to regional market j fi = Annual fixed cost of facility i Variables: xij = Number of units shipped from facility i to regional market j. zi = Binary variable indicating whether to shutdown facility i. zi =1 means to shutdown it, 0 otherwise. Model: Which of the following statements is not correct?

Answer all the questions included with this case. Be sure to…

Answer all the questions included with this case. Be sure to provide explanations of terms, laws, and/or examples to support your answers. You may use bullet lists, but remember to define all terms and provide complete answers to each question (someone NOT in the class would fully understand your answer). ================================================================================================================ (Topic 3: Job Design/Analysis) Pick a job you have held or know well enough to analyze and describe its motivating potential based on the Jobs Characteristics Model (JCM). Make sure to address each element of JCM. Then describe specifically why or why not the job was/could be intrinsically motivating.