#Six party quiz upgrade

whether its net wholesale price after all rebates is above or below the net wholesale price of all companies after all rebates are factored in.how favorably its wholesale price compares to the highest price being charged by the rival company with the lowest S/Q rating in the region.whether its wholesale price is at least 10% below the wholesale price of the company having the most number of models/styles in the region.how favorably its wholesale price compares with the wholesale price of the company having the highest S/Q rating in any of the four geographic regions.

#Six party quiz upgrade

whether plant upgrade C has been installed a company's cumulative spending for TQM/Six Sigma quality control programs and expenditures for new styling/features per model.Ī footwear-maker's price competitiveness in selling branded footwear to retailers in a particular geographic region is determined by.the number of performance features built into branded models/styles annually the durability of its athletic shoes how much best practices training the average production worker has had and plant reject rates.

how well compensated its work force is whether shoes are produced with standard materials or superior materials the durability and quality of the footwear, and how many models/styles are included in its product line.

the size of annual base pay increases reject rates expenditures for best practices training whether plant upgrade B has been installed.

whether materials are produced in-house or outsourced overall footwear quality how much is spent to inspect newly-produced pairs and avoid shipping defective shoes the size of the incentives paid to production workers.

The factors that affect a company's S/Q rating include:

Synthetic fibers, waterproof polyesters, microfibers, rubber, and metal eyelets.

Which of the following best describes the materials the company uses to make its footwear?

an average of 4.84 million branded pairs and an average of 800,000 private-label pairs, although sales at some companies may run higher or lower than the averages due to differing levels of competitive effort.exactly 4.844 million branded pairs and 800,000 private-label pairs. no less than 4.0 and no more than 5.0 million branded pairs and no less than 700,000 and no more than 900,000 private-label pairs.

an average of 5.2 million branded pairs and an average of 1.3 million private-label pairs.

an average of 3.8 million branded pairs and an average of 2.3 million private-label pairs, although sales at some companies may run higher or lower than the averages due to differing levels of competitive effort.

In Year 11, footwear companies can expect to sell