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A) locate customers.
B) distribute product internationally.
C) organize financial data.
D) eliminate waste.
E) count inventory.
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A) pinpoint the right customer base.
B) minimize manufacturing mistakes.
C) assess the skills of job applicants.
D) exchange data between two or more companies.
E) control the return of product.
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A) downstream
B) marketing
C) upstream
D) differential
E) process
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A) The higher the number of "sigmas," the higher the number of errors.
B) When using Six Sigma, a production process would be 90 percent accurate.
C) Six Sigma work standards are based solely on numbers or quotas.
D) It is almost impossible for a company to achieve Six Sigma perfection.
E) Six Sigma is necessary to achieve balanced supply and demand.
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A) Ordering parts only when needed allows a company to customize products.
B) Defective parts are noticed more quickly than in a traditional warehouse system.
C) JIT creates a nearly error-free production process.
D) It reduces the costs related to inventory holding which creates a larger budget for product enhancement.
E) It reduces the need to write off excess unsold inventory against earnings.
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A) Mercury Inc. believes in reducing interactions between employees and their supervisors.
B) Neptune Inc. empowers its employees to report problems or recommend improvements without any fear.
C) Hudson Inc. bases its work standards solely on numbers or quotas.
D) Ontario Inc. believes that management is not responsible for training employees in new skills.
E) Huron Inc. asserts that achievement of better quality is solely dependent on lower management.
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A) sets up a new production facility that is well suited for mass production.
B) establishes multiple manufacturing facilities in each major national market.
C) increases each manufacturing unit's minimum efficient scale of output.
D) adopts flexible manufacturing technologies to help achieve mass customization.
E) locates its production unit in countries that have fluctuations in exchange rates.
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A) server
B) outpost
C) contributor
D) source
E) offshore
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A) adopt techniques of total quality management.
B) achieve Six Sigma.
C) use just-in-time inventory system.
D) patent its designs and technology.
E) certify its products under ISO 9000.
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A) when the product serves universal needs
B) when exchange rates are expected to remain relatively stable
C) when the product's value-to-weight ratio is high
D) when there are few trade barriers
E) when the production technology has low fixed costs
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A) economies of scope.
B) location economies.
C) a production possibility frontier.
D) factor endowments.
E) logistics economies.
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A) Low employee turnover
B) Low labor cost
C) Poor product quality
D) Expensive higher education system
E) Low inventory turnover
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A) fulfillment warehouse
B) periodic review
C) buffer stock
D) just-in-time inventory
E) wholesale
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A) pharmaceuticals
B) petroleum products
C) books
D) magazines
E) electronics
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A) amount of working capital for inventory
B) inventory turnover
C) number of defective parts
D) inventory holding costs
E) storage costs
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