Exam 4: Strategic Capacity Management
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The basic notion of economies of scale is that as a plant gets larger and volume increases, the average cost per unit of output drops.
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When evaluating capacity, managers need to consider both resource inputs and product outputs.
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Capacity can be defined as the amount of available resource inputs relative to requirements for output over a particular period of time.
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Compared with a service operation, a manufacturing operation's capacity is which of the following?
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The capacity focus concept can be put into practice through a mechanism called which of the following?
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The capacity utilization rate is found by dividing best operating level by capacity used.
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Best operating level is usually a multiple of the level of capacity for which a process was designed.
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Economies of scope exist when multiple products can be produced at a lower cost in combination than they can separately.
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In practice, achieving a perfectly balanced plant is usually desirable but impossible.
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If the best operating level of a piece of equipment is at a rate of 400 units per hour and the actual output during an hour is 300 units, which of the following is the capacity cushion?
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Capacity can be defined as the ability to hold, receive, store, or accommodate.
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The ability to rapidly and inexpensively switch production from one product to another enables what are sometimes referred to as:
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Making adjustments to eliminate the variance between planned and actual output is tied into intermediate range capacity planning.
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The probability of each occurrence at a decision tree chance node is the reciprocal of the number of possibilities at the chance node.
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Overtime and personnel transfers are solutions to capacity problems in the intermediate term.
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In a decision tree, the only time probabilities are applied to a decision node is when the decision is being made by someone else such as you customer or your competitor.
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Best operating level is the volume of output at which average unit cost is minimized.
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