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Quick questions on Methods of production explained: O-Level Business Studies

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What is job production?
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Job production makes a single item at a time, usually to a specific customer order. Each product can be unique or customised. Examples include a tailored suit, a wedding cake, or a bridge.
What is batch production?
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Batch production makes a group (batch) of identical products together, then switches to another batch. Examples include a bakery making 100 loaves, then 100 rolls, or a clothing firm making one design then another.
What is flow production?
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Flow production makes identical products continuously on a production line, often using machinery and automation. Examples include soft drinks, cars and electronics.
What is q1?
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Define the term batch production. [2 marks]
What is q2?
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State two advantages of flow production. [2 marks]
What is q3?
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Explain one factor a business should consider when choosing between job and flow production. [4 marks]

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