Supply chain network design decisions classified as capacity allocation are concerned with

A) what processes are performed at each facility.
B) where facilities should be located.
C) how much capacity should be allocated to each facility.
D) what markets each facility should serve and which supply sources should feed each facility.

Capacity allocation decisions involve determining how much production capacity each facility should have. These decisions may involve considering factors such as demand patterns, transportation costs, labor costs, and production costs. Options may include allocating more capacity to some facilities than others, consolidating facilities, or investing in new facilities to increase overall capacity. A, B, and D are other types of supply chain network design decisions that are not directly related to capacity allocation.