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D 1 pts Question 2 In the February 2008, President's Interagency Aerospace Revitalization Task Force report, what are the implications of the problems for the U.S Aerospace industry and the U.S Economy? loss of the U.S, aerosoace industry's capability to compete with global competitors and loss of the nation's biggest contributor to our balance of trade Olack of U.S. control of the aerospace manufacturering in other countries O competitors control over the timelines and materials being used Lack of FAA oversight
Question 3 1 pts Which major aerospace companies have tended to be more stable: Those diversifying across civil products and military products or those focusing on one or the other? Othose that diversify in both only those that diversify across civil products only those that diversity across military products has yet to be determined at this time
D Question 4 1 pts What factors does the February 2008 President's INteragency Aerospace Revitalization Task Force report does the report identify as component causes of the problem? Education Job instability including offshoring of jobs and plant closings negative image of the industry as dull, stodgy and old fashioned Only Education and job instability
D 1 pts Question 6 How has lean manufacturing affected productivity and job security? O Lean manufacturing has boosted productivity and enabled manufacturers to accomplish the work with fewer employees, initially reducing job security. Lean manufacturing has boosted productivity and enabled manufacturers to accomplish the work without increasing employees, initially increasing job security. Lean manufacturing has reduced productivity and enabled manufacturers to accomplish the work with more employees, initially increasing job security. O Lean manufacturing has reduced productivity and enabled manufacturers to accomplish the work with more employees, initially reducing job security.
Question 7 1 pts In February 2008, the President's Interagency Aerospace Revitalization Task Force characterized what as a "demographic cliff" the aerospace industry was about to fall off? Retirement of most qualified and experienced engineers, managers, production workers and technical specialists Mergers of the large aerospace manufacturers O Off shore aerospace manufacturing that puts a strain on the U.S. employment The closing of aerospace manufacturing plants