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A) stable employment
B) lower absenteeism
C) matching production exactly with sales
D) lower turnover
E) more employee commitment
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A) In a pure level strategy,production rates or work force levels are adjusted to match demand requirements over the planning horizon.
B) A pure level strategy allows lower inventories when compared to pure chase and hybrid strategies.
C) In a mixed strategy,there are changes in both inventory and in work force and production rate over the planning horizon.
D) Because service firms have no inventory,the pure chase strategy does not apply.
E) It turns the material requirements plan into the aggregate plan.
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A) demand can be segmented
B) service can be sold in advance of consumption
C) capacity is easily changed
D) variable costs are low and fixed costs are high
E) demand fluctuates
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A) Daily production is variable from period to period.
B) Subcontracting,hiring,and layoffs manipulate supply.
C) Price points are calculated to match demand to capacity.
D) Inventory goes up or down to buffer the difference between demand and production.
E) Seasonal demand fluctuations are matched without hirings or layoffs.
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A) a master production schedule
B) priority scheduling
C) a transportation matrix
D) a capacity-demand matrix
E) detailed work schedules
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A) a fast food restaurant with wide demand fluctuations during the day
B) a dental clinic that wants to fill its appointment book
C) a firm with a good counterseasonal product mix
D) a shipping company that can change its fleet size easily
E) an airline attempting to fill "perishable" seats at maximum revenue
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A) producing such products as lawnmowers and sunglasses during the winter
B) developing a mix of products that smoothes out their demands
C) lowering prices when demand is slack
D) using subcontractors only when demand is excessive
E) the breaking of the aggregate plan into finer levels of detail
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A) varying the use of subcontracting
B) finding alternative work for employees during low-demand periods
C) using built-up inventory to meet demand requirements
D) varying production levels and/or work force to meet demand requirements
E) increasing the use of inventory to meet demand requirements
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A) influencing demand by changing price
B) counterseasonal product mixing
C) influencing demand by extending lead times
D) changing inventory levels
E) influencing demand by back ordering
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A) use tends to be predictable and price tends to be fixed
B) use tends to be predictable and price tends to be variable
C) use tends to be uncertain and price tends to be fixed
D) use tends to be uncertain and price tends to be variable
E) use tends to be unpredictable and price tends to be semi-fixed
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A) add 100 units to inventory in the next period.
B) add 200 units to inventory in the next period.
C) hire workers to match the 100 unit difference.
D) lay off workers to match the 200 unit difference.
E) implement a lower price point to increase demand.
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