In Both Manufacturing and Nonmanufacturing Processes, Places Where the Defective

question 44

Multiple Choice

In both manufacturing and nonmanufacturing processes, places where the defective "product" is sent to be reworked or scrapped are referred to as:

• A) recycling units.
• B) hidden factories.
• C) outlier facilities.
• D) outsourcing units.

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Definitions:

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Originally, political philosophy that emphasized the protection of liberty by limiting the power of government to interfere with the natural rights of citizens; in the twentieth century, belief in an activist government promoting greater social and economic equality.

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Resettlement Administration

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