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Rationalization
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Rationalization
The process of reorganizing and overhauling a company's operations, policies, and anything else needed to make the company more efficient. Rationalization is thought to be more widespread than a reorganization; it may involve closing some operations while expanding others. It usually involves a shift in investment or other policy. Rationalization is intended to improve a company's profitability.


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Subsequent rationalizations will identify 12% to 20% of the SKUs that either underperform and need improvement or elimination.
The decrease in operating income and margins was primarily a result of lower unit volume and higher per unit manufacturing costs including higher energy costs, partially offset by benefits realized from previous plant rationalizations.
The benefits we expect from the successful execution of these manufacturing rationalizations will be an important element in achieving these goals.
 
 
 
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