An organization has made errors in estimates of human resource supply that have become amplified as those errors are compounded along the supply chain.What term defines this occurrence?

A) projection errors
B) bullwhip effect
C) prediction errors
D) predetermination effect

The description of errors being compounded along a supply chain suggests the occurrence of the bullwhip effect, which refers to the increasing variance in demand forecasts as information moves upstream in a supply chain. In this case, errors in human resource supply estimates may be magnified as they move between different levels of the organization or across departments. Projection errors, prediction errors, and predetermination effect do not accurately capture this phenomenon.