Return on quality approach:
A) is a targeted approach to quality investments.
B) advocate all quality expenditures are equally valid.
C) focuses on actual quality improvements than on the cost of quality.
D) does not monitor the overall progress.
A
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Carter needed $2,000 to buy a car. Broker Denton negotiated the loan for him. Carter gave the lender his note for $2,400 secured by a second deed of trust against his home. The note was payable $77 per month including 10% interest per annum over a three-year term. Carter signed a broker's loan statement showing that he would receive an estimated $1,980 from the completed transaction. The total principal amount which Carter must pay to the lender is:
A: $1,980; B: $2,200; C: $2,400; D: $2,772.
Refer to Table 5-1. The Steel Shelf Company will break even with monthly production of
________ units, and sales of ________ dollars A) 250; 5,000 B) 10,000; 500 C) 5,000; 250 D) 500; 10,000