Quicksourcing Refers To

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Multiple Choice

Quicksourcing refers to:

• A) offshoring to a close country so as to be able to easily respond to production problems and to introduce product design changes quickly.
• B) offshoring, then quickly onshoring when foreign wages increase.
• C) onshoring, then quickly offshoring when domestic wages increase.
• D) offshoring only repetitive production processes.

Understand the principles and legal implications of contract assignments and the rights of assignees.

Recognize the impact of privity of contract on third parties' rights to enforce contracts and seek remedies.

Identify the conditions under which restrictive covenants in contracts and property deeds bind successors in interest.

Comprehend the legal obligations and rights that arise in contracts involving the sale of goods and services, including warranty and quality assurances.

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Definitions:

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