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A) Providing leadership and commitment quality
B) Finding ways to manage quality
C) Setting goals and creating incentives
D) Soliciting input from employees
E) Lengthening production runs
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A) Just-in-time manufacturing
B) Quick technology
C) Flexible production technologies
D) Stable production
E) Unscheduled manufacturing
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A) limits a company's ability to customize products.
B) reduces the use of individual machines and hinders quality control at all stages of the manufacturing process.
C) increases the setup times for complex equipment.
D) is the use of technology to produce large quantities of standardized outputs.
E) is a company's ability to reconcile low cost and differentiation.
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A) Defects are difficult to identify.
B) The source of defects can be recognized quickly.
C) The problems causing any defects can be addressed and rectified.
D) It decreases waste.
E) There will not be as many defective products produced in the lot size.
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A) a function of management delegation.
B) a key determinant of a company's efficiency, cost structure, and profitability.
C) not subject to measurement.
D) not sustainable in the long run.
E) a function that does not affect a company's profitability.
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A) learning effects.
B) a just-in-time (JIT) inventory system.
C) customer defection.
D) mass customization.
E) diseconomies of scale.
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A) Building an organizational commitment to quality
B) Enhancing the philosophy that mistakes, defects, and poor-quality materials are not acceptable
C) Allowing more time for supervisors to work with employees
D) Training employees in appropriate skills for the job
E) Defining work standards only in terms of numbers or quotas
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A) helps a company realize both learning effects and diseconomies of scale.
B) suggests that unit manufacturing costs increase by a certain amount each time output is increased.
C) is very important in industries that mass-produce a standardized output.
D) suggests that achieving low costs allows a firm to charge a premium price.
E) is least likely to bottom out as long as the company does not stop production.
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A) Economies of scale
B) Learning effects
C) Diseconomies of scale
D) Flexible manufacturing
E) Mass customization
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A) increase per-unit costs of manufactured items.
B) perform all workplace tasks except the making of hiring decisions.
C) increase the cycle time of manufacturing items.
D) require team members to learn only one task and specialize in that alone.
E) tend to increase productivity and product quality.
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