Contingencies without affecting personal performance

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1. Using a simple, hypothetical example, illustrate how the Net Present Value Analysis can be used to evaluate 2 alternatives to building new capacity. Explanations needs to be at least two pages.

2. Draw a diagram and explain the major elements of the Modern approach to Quality Management which emphasizes defect prevention.

3. Describe how you could respond to contingencies without affecting personal performance. (250–300 words).

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