A) penalize companies that do not adopt total quality management programs.
B) limit benchmarking within companies.
C) prevent companies from outsourcing to other countries.
D) promote a uniform approach to environmental management among companies.
E) help companies focus on productivity as opposed to quality.
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A) inventory
B) capital reserve
C) input
D) share
E) intangible
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A) intermittent organization.
B) project organization.
C) continuous manufacturing organization.
D) fixed organization.
E) assembly line organization.
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A) total quality management.
B) statistical process control.
C) the Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) .
D) the in-basket exercise.
E) just-in-time inventory management.
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A) more labor-intensive.
B) less standardized.
C) more difficult to store.
D) more uniform.
E) less tangible.
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A) Cars for sale in one of the company's outlets
B) Cars that are in the initial stages of the assembly line
C) Tires in the company's warehouse
D) Nuts and bolts used in the cars
E) Windshields used in the cars
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A) reduce production costs.
B) increase the choices available for customers.
C) reduce product quality.
D) support variability of the resources used.
E) foster creativity.
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A) Services cannot be delivered at the point of consumption.
B) Services have a high degree of uniformity.
C) Service requirements vary from job to job.
D) Service experience remains constant each time.
E) Services require minimal customer contact.
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A) Creating genetically modified foods
B) The adoption of 100 percent wind-powered electricity
C) Increasing the use of fossil fuels for manufacturing processes
D) Clearing forests to set up a manufacturing unit
E) The discharge of industrial effluents directly into water bodies
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A) of the tangibility of their output.
B) their output cannot be delivered at the point of consumption.
C) their output is highly standardized.
D) of the high degree of uniformity of their inputs.
E) of the high level of customer contact.
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A) crowdsourcing
B) benchmarking
C) sampling
D) nearshoring
E) licensing
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A) staffing.
B) financing.
C) customer relationship management.
D) operations management.
E) crowdsourcing.
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A) They make a unique product.
B) They have an extremely high unit cost of production.
C) They deploy all resources in a central location.
D) They produce a large number of units.
E) They do not use assembly lines.
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A) case studies.
B) marketing research.
C) trial and error.
D) successful past experiences.
E) intuition.
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A) consumption of output.
B) tangibility of inputs.
C) labor required.
D) measurement of productivity.
E) uniformity of output.
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A) Computer-assisted design (CAD)
B) Computer-integrated manufacturing (CIM)
C) Computer-assisted manufacturing (CAM)
D) Flexible manufacturing
E) Crowdsourcing
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A) Customization
B) Standardization
C) Mass production
D) Crowdsourcing
E) Benchmarking
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A) labor-intensive.
B) capital-intensive.
C) capable of customizing their products.
D) variable in their inputs and outputs.
E) vulnerable to the perishability of their output.
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