We learned that you can consider supply chains using a $$Push$/$Pull$$ view. Which of the following statements illustrates this view correctly?

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$$Push$$ is when the product is differentiated early in the value chain so that the differentiated demand can be met more quickly when the customer orders $($Pull$).$

Each stage in the supply chain interfaces with the next stage via a cycle of supplier$($Push$)/$buyer$($Pull$)$ actions.

The processes in a supply chain are either in response to a customer order $($Pull$)$ or in anticipation of a customer order $($Push$").$

The supply chain $$Pushes$$ products to stock, which are eventually sold $($Pulled$)$ to meet the customer demand.

None of these statements illustrates the $$Push$/$Pull$$ view of supply chains correctly.