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Batch production
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A manufacturing process where goods are produced in groups an not in a continuous stream
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Job production
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The production of items that meet the specific requirements of the customer
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Cell production
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Splitting the production line into a number of self-contained units and each is reponsible for a certain part of the assembly process.
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Flow production
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The manufacturing of large quantities of a product mostly using assembly line technology
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Line production
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A repetitive manufacturing process where each product passes through the same sequence of operations, and the machines and equipment are laid out in the order that they are used.
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Patent
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Limited legal monopoly granted to an individual or firm to make, use, and sell its invention and to prevent others from doing so
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Productivity
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An economic measurment that is used to predict future patterns of inflation in the economy
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Production process
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Mechanical or chemical steps that are used to create an object and is usually repeated to create multiple units of the same item
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Purchasing
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The activity of acquiring goods or services in order to accomplish the goals of an organization
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Specialization
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An agreement within a company of organization, where the members most suited for a specific activity or task assume greater responsibility for its execution
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Standardization
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Forming, publishing, and implementing guidlinesand rules for common use to achieve order and discipline
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Capital intensive
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Industries that require large sums of investment
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Labor intensive
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Industries where the a larger portion of the total costs is due to labor
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Primary sector
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Industries that are responsible for the extraction and production of natural resources
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Secondary sector
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Industries that manufacture finished goods and products from raw materials
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