The risk encountered by a firm in classifying a production process as out of control when it
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The risk encountered by a firm in classifying a production process as “out of control” when it is truly in control is often called
a.
consumer's risk.
b.
inspection risk.
c.
vendor's (supplier's) risk.
d.
producer's risk.
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