Exam 17: Global Production, Outsourcing, and Logistics
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The benefits of making all or part of a product in-house seem to be greatest when the firm _____.
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A flexible machine cell is used to perform a standardized operation.
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Concentration of production is not favored when important exchange rates are expected to remain relatively stable.
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Decentralization of production is appropriate when location externalities are important.
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Lowering the costs is one of the objectives of the production and logistics function of an international firm.
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How has the adoption of just-in-time inventory systems, computer-aided design, and computer-aided manufacturing impact firms' associations with suppliers?
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What is logistics? Discuss the relationship between production and logistics.
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_____ allows the company to produce a wider variety of end products at a unit cost that at one time could be achieved only through the mass production of a standardized output.
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Before a firm is allowed access to the European marketplace, the European Union requires that the quality of the firm's manufacturing processes and products be certified under a quality standard known as _____.
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The firm that sources from independent suppliers has fewer subunits to control.
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Deming, the proponent of total quality management, suggested that management shouldn't attempt to train employees in new skills.
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Make-or-buy decisions are decisions that concern the components to be used in a production process.
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Maintaining high minimum efficient scale allows a firm to hedge against currency risks.
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Describe the concept of minimum efficient scale. Discuss the implications of minimum efficient scale.
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Central to the concept of economies of scale is the idea that the best way to achieve high efficiency, and hence low unit costs, is through the _____.
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The objectives of logistics are to manage a firm's global supply chain at the lowest possible cost and in a way that best serves customer needs.
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An advantage of buying component parts, or even an entire product, from independent suppliers is that _____.
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