True: Quality control is a fairly cheap option , Overstocking can cause waste, Job production is specific to a customers needs, Companies should be socially responsible, Cars are made using flow production, Input, Process, Output, Muffins are made in batches, Capital intensive means machines are primarily used, Labour intensive refers to the workers , A benefit of capital intensive production is machines work 24/7, Stock can be managed manually or electronically, Barcodes allow managers to see stock movement , Reorder levels can be set to automatically order, Maximum stock is the most that should be held, Minimum stock is never 0, Lead time = delivery time, Overstocking can be expensive, Understocking can stop production, Suppliers are chosen using the purchasing mix, Suppliers should be reliable, Location is a consideration when choosing supplier, Quality assurance checks the product throughout, Benchmarks need to be reviewed , The royal warrant signifies a product is used by the queen , False: Batch production is used to make coca cola bottles, A factory with many machines is labour intensive, Understocking is a way for the company to save money, Suppliers should be unreliable, You should always choose the cheapest supplier , Re order level is the amount of stock to be ordered, Only private businesses are socially responsible, Checking stock manually is cheaper and quicker, Managers need to wait until the end of the day to check stock , Barcodes are only suitable for perishable items, Having a good quality item doesn't cut down on complaints, Staff are less motivated when doing a range of different jobs,

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