A) grown much more rapidly than the manufacturing sector.
B) become the low-wage sector of the U.S. economy.
C) achieved extremely high productivity gains according to government reports.
D) focused less on quality and more on reducing costs of production.
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A) modular manufacturing system.
B) computer-integrated manufacturing system.
C) E-hub that relies on network software to control the production process.
D) first-in, first-out production system.
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A) the EPA's minimum pollution standards
B) ISO 14001
C) RG3 Regulations
D) WTO environmental policy
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A) deliver materials and parts in large quantities only a few times a year.
B) enjoy much lower delivery costs.
C) have a great deal of flexibility in determining when to make deliveries.
D) are usually connected electronically so they know what will be needed and when.
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A) systems engineering
B) microdesign
C) modular construction
D) flexible manufacturing
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A) just-in-time manufacturing.
B) analytic production.
C) mass customization.
D) individualized production.
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A) A sensible strategy is to transport sales professionals to the world headquarters on a bi-weekly basis.
B) The business strategically moves manufacturing facilities to low-cost areas and allocates more funds toward the sales professionals to meet face-to-face with management.
C) The operation is maintained with an advanced MRP system.
D) The operation is managed with teleconferencing information technology, and telecommuting.
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A) had little effect on business location decisions.
B) given firms even greater flexibility in their location decisions.
C) caused a movement of firms back to urban areas where access to this technology is greatest.
D) reduced the impact government policies have on location decisions.
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