In a just-in-time setting,the time spent reworking defective units is called __________ time.
A)storage
B)inspection
C)queue
D)throughput

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In a just-in-time setting, defects are identified immediately after they occur, and the defective units are sent back for correction. This leads to an increase in the time required for inspection and the time spent reworking defective units, which is known as inspection time. A) Storage time refers to the duration for which parts or materials are held in inventory. C) Queue time is the amount of time that workers or materials wait in a queue before they can start the next process. D) Throughput time refers to the total amount of time it takes for a product to move through the manufacturing system, from raw material to finished product.

In a Just-In-Time Setting,the Time Spent Reworking Defective Units Is