Imagine a manufacturer that has a 99 percent error-free production rate and decides it wants 100 percent error-free production. What must its management examine to determine whether the costs of increased controls outweigh the benefits of error-free production?
A)cybernetic costs
B)benchmarks
C)financial ratios
D)regulation costs

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Imagine a manufacturer that has a 99 percent error-free production rate and decides it wants 100 percent error-free production. What must its management examine to determine whether the costs of increased controls outweigh the benefits of error-free production?
A)cybernetic costs  
B)benchmarks  
C)financial ratios  
D)regulation costs

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The Answer of Imagine a manufacturer that has a 99 percent error-free production rate and decides it wants 100 percent error-free production. What must its management examine to determine whether the costs of increased controls outweigh the benefits of error-free production?
A)cybernetic costs  
B)benchmarks  
C)financial ratios  
D)regulation costs

Imagine a Manufacturer That Has a 99 Percent Error-Free Production