Exam 6: Quantitative Techniques for Planning and Decision Making

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The results of a time-series analysis are best represented by a(n)

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The critical path is the path through the PERT network with the

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The overconfidence trap in making forecasts leads a person to overestimate the accuracy of his or her forecasts.

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The inventory management system called LIFO, refers to selling your oldest inventory first.

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A decision tree is considered particularly useful in

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A Pareto diagram is

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The economic-order quantity (EOQ) suggests the

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An expected value for a decision tree is the value you would expect if

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The two major variables considered by Gantt charts and milestone charts are

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Juanita is a data-driven manager, so she

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Data-driven management is more of an attitude and approach than a specific technique,

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The World Future Society predicts that 100 million people with telecommute by the year 2015, illustrating a(n) ____ forecast.

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To speed up the completion of a project, the manager should attempt to give top priority to all activities not on the critical path.

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Much of the accuracy of a PERT chart depends upon estimates of the time necessary to complete each activity.

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The just-in-time system emphasizes that customer demand is the most important factor in determining how much product to manufacture.

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Maintaining the right level of inventory is a major factor influencing the financial health of an organization.

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Time-series analysis is an historical approach to making forecasts.

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If a manager recalls success stories from global expansion to Singapore, he might overestimate the chances of succeeding in that country. This is an example of the recallability trap.

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The prudence trap in making forecasts leads a person to make overly optimistic forecast so as not to appear too conservative.

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Explain the basics of a just-in-time (JIT) inventory system.

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