"Quality at the source" implies:
A) less expensive raw materials.
B) lower scrap.
C) higher rework costs.
D) more final-test inspectors.

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Quality at the source refers to preventing defects and errors from occurring rather than detecting and correcting them later in the process. This leads to lower scrap because products are made correctly the first time and do not need to be discarded or reworked. The other options are not necessarily related to quality at the source.

"Quality at the Source" Implies