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What is competitiveness?
What is competitiveness?
- The ability to be average in the marketplace
- The ability to fail in the marketplace
- The ability to succeed and prosper in the marketplace (correct)
- The ability to break even in the marketplace
What are some key concepts associated with competitiveness?
What are some key concepts associated with competitiveness?
- Mediocrity and continual improvement
- Peak performance and continual improvement (correct)
- Mediocrity and continuous decline
- Peak performance and continuous decline
What is productivity?
What is productivity?
- The ratio between input and input volume
- The ratio between input and output volume
- The ratio between output and output volume
- The ratio between output and input volume (correct)
What can pressure to remain competitive lead to?
What can pressure to remain competitive lead to?
What are high productivity levels associated with?
What are high productivity levels associated with?
How can declining productivity be recognized?
How can declining productivity be recognized?
Why must companies prioritize safety and health measures?
Why must companies prioritize safety and health measures?
What do the best companies consistently outperform their competitors in?
What do the best companies consistently outperform their competitors in?
Why is continual improvement necessary for competitiveness?
Why is continual improvement necessary for competitiveness?
What must employers provide, and employees maintain, for competitiveness?
What must employers provide, and employees maintain, for competitiveness?
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Study Notes
- Competitiveness is the ability to succeed and prosper in the marketplace.
- Peak performance and continual improvement are key concepts associated with competitiveness.
- Productivity is a ratio between output and input volume.
- Pressure to remain competitive can lead to cutting corners on safety and health measures.
- High productivity levels are associated with better safety and health outcomes.
- Declining productivity can be recognized through reduced output, increased errors, employee absenteeism, low morale or engagement, and low employee retention.
- Companies must prioritize safety and health measures to avoid harm to employees and consumers.
- The best companies consistently outperform their competitors in quality, productivity, response time, service, cost, and corporate image.
- Continual improvement is necessary for competitiveness.
- Employers must provide a safe and healthy work environment, while employees must maintain safety while maximizing productivity.
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