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A) are cheap to produce and don't weigh very much.
B) weigh very little but are expensive.
C) can cost less when mass produced.
D) are poor candidates for international shipments.
E) are taxed at a higher rate.
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A) jewelry
B) electronic components
C) musical instruments
D) paint
E) pharmaceuticals
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A) ignore national differences in consumer tastes and preferences.
B) decentralize production activities to the major national or regional markets.
C) ensure that the manufacturing processes in all units are identical.
D) standardize the product coming out of all manufacturing units.
E) refrain from hiring host country managers.
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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) protect
B) partition
C) inform
D) impact
E) perform
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A) reverse logistics
B) insourcing
C) nearshoring
D) mass customization
E) co-sourcing
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A) a company is more likely to have excess unsold inventory to write off against earnings.
B) parts enter the manufacturing process immediately; they are not warehoused.
C) it is difficult to spot and fix defective inputs.
D) the working capital a company needs to finance inventory increases is high.
E) a firm has an ample buffer stock of inventory.
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A) reduce the quality of a product to keep unit costs low.
B) reduce setup times for complex equipment.
C) replace product variety with standardized output.
D) decrease utilization of individual machines through scheduling.
E) increase the level of minimum efficient scale of output.
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A) difficult to achieve shorter product runs.
B) difficult to increase its product sales.
C) difficult to reduce its unit costs.
D) easy to realize economies of scale.
E) easy to reach optimum production efficiency.
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A) decreasing inventory turnover.
B) stocking huge amounts of inventory.
C) lowering the quality of products.
D) increasing after-sales services cost.
E) reducing production costs.
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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) It is bureaucratic and costly for many firms.
B) It is an impossible standard to achieve.
C) It is losing its prominence in international business.
D) It is ineffective in improving processes.
E) It is ineffective in bringing about quality improvement.
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