28. Which of the following can be used to record data used to measure the result

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28. Which of the following can be used to record data used to measure the results of operations? A production tally a. b. c. A sales ticket d. All of the above. An employee time card. 29. Martha instructs her office manager to order a new supply of copying paper when there are still two boxes of paper on hand. She is using: a. Corrective controls. b. Preventive controls. c. Automatic controls. d. Concurrent controls. 30. The sales manager of a radio station gives each salesperson a travel allowance of $200 for the month. This is an example of a. Quality control. b. Cost control c. Quantity control d. Time control. 31. Productivity is a measure of a. Methods improvement. b. Cost control. c. The efficiency of a person or operation. d. Value analysis. 32. Productivity is measured by a. Time and motion studies. b. Therbligs c. Comparing the value of the input with the cost of the output. d. Comparing the value of the output with the cost of the input. The key to creative thinking is: a. Past experience with similar problems. 33· b- c. d. The free association of ideas. A strong work team. Successful formal education. 34. Naomi brought her design team together for a brainstorming session on new product development. Which of the following "rules" for brainstorming would be inappropriate? a. Quality first b. Welcome ideas freely. c. Combine and improve. d. Don't criticize ideas. 35. The object of value analysis is to: a. b. c. d. Identify those values that will motivate employees. Keep the use and esteem functions customers want, but at a lower cost. Develop customer loyalty to a product without regard to cost. None of the above. 36. The two basic ingredients supervisors work with to improve productivity are Salaries and fringe benefits. Technology and human factors. c. d. Political and sociological factors. Bosses and employees. a. b. Productivity is rising if. a. b. c. d. 37. Output remains the same and costs go up. Output goes up and costs stay the same. Output goes down and costs remain the same. None of the above.

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28.

A production tally can be used to record data to measure the results of operations.

29.

Martha instructs to order new paper copier when there are two boxes in hand. She is following prevention is better than cure. Hence she is using preventive control.

30.

The sales manager gives $200. This is given to cover the cost of the employees in travel and hence it is an example of cost control.

31.

Productivity is a measure of efficiency of a person or operation.

32.

Productivity is measured by Value of output divided by cost of input.

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