alleryStart learning →Which is a structural cost driver in the Shank and Govindarajan classification?
ALayout of the plant
BScale of operations
CCapacity utilization
DWork-force involvement
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Scale of operations
Scale and scope of operations come from strategic choices about economic structure, so they are structural drivers.
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