After World War II, U.S. managers made the mistake of thinking that ________
A) production problems were solved
B) marketing problems were solved
C) finance problems were solved
D) marketing problems were not solved
Answer: A
Explanation: The mistake that U.S. managers made was to think that production didn't matter–assembly lines and other innovations from previous decades would take care of productivity, so managers should focus on marketing and finance. This explains why the three incorrect choices are incorrect because they all deal with marketing or finance and the real mistake that managers made was to ignore production, making "production problems were solved" the correct response.
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