A) reduce the total working capital required by a firm.
B) allow many defective parts to be produced before a problem is recognized.
C) result in a near error-free production process.
D) reduce the costs related to inventory holding.
E) reduce the need to write off excess unsold inventory against earnings.
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A) decreasing inventory turnover.
B) decreasing after-sales service costs.
C) increasing scrap costs.
D) increasing warranty costs.
E) increasing time spent on fixing defects.
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A) strong intellectual property rights laws.
B) lower labor costs.
C) accessibility to better technology.
D) sophisticated infrastructure.
E) currency appreciation.
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A) The higher the number of "sigmas," the higher the number of errors.
B) At 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 the modern successor to ISO 9000.
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A) total quality management
B) enterprise resource planning
C) business process reengineering
D) just-in-time
E) business process outsourcing
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A) more foreign direct investment into Marunia
B) decrease in the dollar cost of products exported from Marunia
C) diminishing of Marunia's attractiveness as a manufacturing base
D) transformation of Marunia into a low-cost location
E) decrease in the amount of imports brought into Marunia
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A) A just-in-time inventory system
B) Flexible machine technology
C) The Internet
D) Dynamic capabilities
E) Social Networking
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A) minimum efficient scale.
B) lean production.
C) Six Sigma.
D) economies of scale.
E) total quality management.
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A) computer-aided design system
B) lean production
C) just-in-time inventory system
D) electronic data interchange
E) social networking
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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 minimum efficient scale
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A) economies of scope.
B) location economies.
C) diseconomies of scale.
D) economies of power.
E) learning economies.
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A) establish multiple manufacturing facilities in each major national market.
B) build large inventories.
C) achieve product standardization across markets.
D) increase their work in progress.
E) produce customized products without a significant cost penalty.
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A) mass customization.
B) break-even point.
C) minimum efficient scale.
D) just-in-time.
E) lean production.
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A) differences in endowment factors.
B) transportation costs and trade barriers.
C) rising national differences in consumer tastes and preferences.
D) growing free trade areas and democracy.
E) declining fluctuations in exchange rates.
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