Deming's 14 points stress the importance of:
A)setting numeric quotas.
B)using slogans and targets for the workforce as a means of improving quality.
C)annual rating or merit systems.
D)dual sourcing as a means of improving quality costs.
E)ceasing dependence on inspection.

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Deming's 14 points emphasize the need to focus on improving processes rather than relying solely on inspection to ensure quality. This is reflected in point number three, which states "Cease dependence on inspection to achieve quality." Therefore, choice E is the correct answer. The other options given (A, B, C, and D) are not mentioned as important factors by Deming.

Deming's 14 Points Stress the Importance Of