A) focus on tight cost control.
B) carefully cultivate its brands.
C) provide products that are similar to competitors.
D) invest more in productivity enhancements than R&D.
E) recognize that demand is more price sensitive than if using a cost leadership approach.
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A) It measures the combined productivity of all inputs.
B) The control operations personnel have over inputs.
C) The control operations personnel have over outputs.
D) The marketing mix determined by management.
E) It is easy for operations personnel to understand.
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A) Both the partial productivity and total factor productivity measures have the same weaknesses, but each has different strengths as a measure.
B) Both the partial productivity and total factor productivity measures have the same strengths, but each has different weaknesses as a measure.
C) Both the partial productivity and total factor productivity measures have the same strengths, and the same weaknesses as a measure.
D) The weaknesses of the partial productivity measure are the strengths of the total factor productivity measure.
E) The strengths and weakness in the measurements of the partial productivity measure are the strengths of the total factor productivity measures are completely unrelated to each other.
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A) financial perspective.
B) customer perspective.
C) internal business process perspective.
D) learning and growth perspective.
E) shareholder value.
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A) Strategy
B) Customer perspective
C) Learning and growth perspective
D) Reengineering
E) Product differentiation
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A) develop customer relations.
B) mobilize employee skills for continuous improvements in processing capabilities, quality, and response times.
C) introduce innovative products and services desired by target customers.
D) translate an organization's mission and strategy into a set of performance measures that help to implement the strategy.
E) develop supplier relations.
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A) increase return on investment
B) increase market share in the high-end appliance market
C) improve order delivery time
D) development of new products or services
E) increase customer satisfaction
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A) They may only be stated in terms of dollars.
B) Total factor productivity explicitly considers gains from using fewer inputs, not from substituting inputs.
C) Partial productivity measures allow managers to evaluate the effect of input substitutions on overall productivity.
D) It is important to use the results as a starting point for analysis.
E) The productivity measure may not be made for companies with multiple products.
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A) It tells the story of a company's strategy by articulating a sequence of cause-and-effect relationships.
B) It helps to communicate corporate strategy to all members of the organization.
C) It identifies all measures, whether significant or small, that help to implement strategy.
D) It uses nonfinancial measures to serve as leading indicators of future financial performance.
E) It incorporates both financial and nonfinancial measures.
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