The Principle of Having Just Enough Inventory on Hand to Meet

question 1

Multiple Choice

The principle of having just enough inventory on hand to meet immediate production needs with no reserve stock is called:

• A) The no-inventory system.
• B) Physical distribution quality system.
• C) The onesie transaction system.
• D) Just-in-time system.
• E) No stock-out system.

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Definitions:

Muscular Dystrophy

A group of genetic diseases characterized by progressive weakness and degeneration of the skeletal or voluntary muscles which control movement.

Cramps

Involuntary, painful contractions of muscles, often resulting from overuse, dehydration, or mineral imbalance.

Oxygen Deficit

A condition occurring during the onset of exercise where the oxygen supply to the muscles does not meet the oxygen demand.

Anaerobic Metabolism

A form of metabolism that allows cells to produce energy without the need for oxygen, typically resulting in the production of lactate.