A) They promote the idea of manufacturing in each major market.
B) They fail to produce multiple models from the same line.
C) They are used to reconcile the goals of large volumes and standardized output.
D) They decrease the utilization of individual machines.
E) They allow firms to customize products to national differences at a single facility.
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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) Increase the cost of value creation
B) Manage a firm's global supply chain at a low cost
C) Reduce inventory turnover
D) Reduce a firm's customer responsiveness
E) Increase inventory holding costs
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A) Cost structure
B) Waste
C) Customer responsiveness
D) Learning effects
E) Externalities
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A) Greater warranty costs
B) Higher scrap costs
C) Direct reduction in unit costs
D) Decreased productivity
E) Reduced inventory turnover
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A) It becomes necessary to customize the product to suit small consumer groups.
B) It becomes necessary to accommodate demands for local responsiveness.
C) It increases the attractiveness of concentrating production at an optimal location.
D) It is difficult to serve national differences in consumer taste and preference.
E) It is always attractive to globally disperse production to all major markets.
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A) economize on inventory holding costs.
B) reduce inventory turnover.
C) create a buffer stock of inventory.
D) reduce costs by reducing quality.
E) increase the total working capital requirement.
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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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A) More foreign direct investment into the country
B) Decrease in the dollar cost of products exported from the country
C) Diminishing of a country's attractiveness as a manufacturing base
D) Transformation of the country into a low-cost location
E) Decrease in the amount of imports brought into the country
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A) Uvicon will be better prepared to hedge against potential adverse moves in currencies than Bionor.
B) Uvicon will benefit from centralizing its production activities and Bionor from decentralizing.
C) Uvicon will have more bargaining power over contract manufacturers than Bionor.
D) Uvicon will be better enabled to adapt to changes in consumer demand in regional markets than Bionor.
E) Uvicon will be better prepared to accommodate demands for local responsiveness than Bionor.
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A) Just-in-time inventory system
B) Flexible machine technology
C) The Internet
D) Dynamic capabilities
E) Social Networking
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A) trade barriers are low.
B) the product's value-to-weight ratio is low.
C) important exchange rates are volatile.
D) flexible manufacturing technology does not exist.
E) the production technology has low fixed costs.
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A) transportation costs.
B) shelf life.
C) work-in-progress inventory.
D) inventory turnover.
E) capacity utilization.
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