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A) make-to-stock strategy.
B) make-to-order strategy.
C) assemble-to-order strategy.
D) engineer-to-order strategy.
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A) batch process and make-to-order strategy
B) line process and make-to-stock strategy
C) continuous flow process and assemble-to-order strategy
D) job process and make-to-order strategy
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A) 0-30,000 units per year
B) 30,000 or more units per year
C) 40,000 or more units per year
D) 0-40,000 units per year
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A) 15.06 seconds
B) 14.92 seconds
C) 13.42 seconds
D) 11.19 seconds
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A) competitive benchmarking.
B) functional benchmarking.
C) internal benchmarking.
D) generic benchmarking.
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A) Learning effects are not present because the time between successive customer departures is not always shorter than the preceding time.
B) Learning effects are present, but the actual percentage reduction cannot be determined.
C) Learning effects are present because in general the time between successive departures drops.
D) Learning effects are present here, but the actual percentage reduction cannot be determined.
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A) time-study method
B) elemental standard data approach
C) predetermined data approach
D) work sampling method
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A) operation.
B) transportation.
C) inspection.
D) delay.
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A) 109.27 seconds
B) 82.62 seconds
C) 100.63 seconds
D) 95.02 seconds
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A) operation.
B) transportation.
C) inspection.
D) delay.
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A) Changes in product design are difficult and costly to incorporate.
B) It allows firms to react to a wider variety of customer demands.
C) Three-dimensional (3D) printing technology is one example of additive manufacturing.
D) It enables firms to achieve substantial economies of scope.
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