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Network externalities refer to the situation where the usefulness of a product increases with the number of consumers who use it.
Action Figures
Collectible figures, usually made of plastic or other materials, representing characters from movies, comics, video games, or other media, often used for play or display.
Production Time
The total time required to manufacture a product, including all processing, labor, and machine time.
Make-To-Order
A manufacturing strategy where production starts only after an order is received, tailoring products to specific customer demand.
Finishing Department
The final stage in a manufacturing process where products undergo final touches, treatments, or packaging before being ready for sale.
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