Internal variations, as a cause of product variation, come from ______.
a. wear and tear of production equipment as it ages
b. environmental factors
c. government regulations
d. company procedures
a. wear and tear of production equipment as it ages
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Adam wants to buy a six-passenger car. The salesman tells him that the two-seat sports car Adam sees on the car lot would be just perfect for six people. Adam test drives the car and then buys it
a. Adam has a valid cause of action for fraud. b. Adam is not entitled to relief based on fraud because he was not justified in relying upon the salesman's representation that the car would seat six people. c. The element of scienter is missing in this fact situation. d. The salesman is in a confidential relationship with Adam.
When Porsche filmed an advertisement in which its vehicles ran over the Great Wall of China, Chinese consumers were left more confused than intrigued. To address or avoid such issues, one important cultural classification scheme that firms can use is Geert Hofstede's cultural dimensions concept. Hofstede proposes that cultures differ on all of the following dimensions except
A. time orientation. B. masculinity. C. indulgence. D. collectivism. E. individualism.
Long production runs, poor material flows, and processes that are not tightly linked to one another can cause over 90% of a product's lead time to be spent waiting
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The importance of human capital has decreased in recent years. For this reason, many firms have placed greater attention on attracting talent but not on developing or retaining it.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)