In the 1960s and 1970s, many U.S. manufacturers fell behind because they ignored production issues and focused on ________.
A) quality and efficiency
B) marketing and finance
C) efficiency and customers
D) finance and quality

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B) While U.S. firms focused on marketing and finance, foreign companies, especially the Japanese, focused on quality and efficiency, making "marketing and finance" the correct response and ruling out "quality and efficiency" as the correct response. The remaining two choices are incorrect because they fail to identify both marketing and finance.

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