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What do you call the sum of all the expenses (cost of materials and operational expenses)?

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What do you call the sum of all the expenses (cost of materials and operational expenses)?

Total cost of production

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The product of the desired profit (e.g., 40%) and total cost of production is the?

Expected Profit

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The sum of your profit and total cost of production is called the

Selling Price

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is determined by numerous but distinct properties, characteristics, or attributes of a product.

Quality

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is important because it adds to the product’s functions and benefits when people use it.

Quality

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means that a product must benefit the person using or consuming it, help achieve a specific human task, contribute to the upliftment of emotions, or successfully complete its function and accomplish its intended purpose.

Good Quality

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means repetition of orders

Satisfied buyers

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could lose a good customer or buyer in the process.

Unsatisfied buyers

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Give the four major categories of costs associated with quality

  1. Prevention costs

  2. Appraisal costs

  3. Internal failure costs

  4. External failure costs

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are associated with reducing the potential for defective parts or services

Prevention costs

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are related to evaluating products, processes, parts, and services

Appraisal costs

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are those that result from the production of defective parts or services before delivery to customers

Internal failure costs

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are incurred after the delivery of products and upon discovery of defects, such as in parts or services

External failure costs

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Its goal is to detect a defective process immediately.

Quality Assurance

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5 Dimensions of Product Quality

  1. Context

  2. Purpose

  3. Performance

  4. Design

  5. Intuition

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This dimension is about the cultural appropriation of a product.

Context

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This is the problem-solving aspects of the product.

Purpose

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This dimension refers to the act of usage of a product.

Performance

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This is the visual and material dimension of a product. It is responsible for attracting the eyes and is the reason for a person’s emotional and psychological responses to the product.

Design

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The dimension goes hand in hand with the design, where a product must suggest its use and its function just by seeing its physical characteristics.

Intuition

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is the arrangement of elements of art

Design

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Design results in two things:

  • Order

  • Beauty

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Give the 5 Principles of Design Applied in Fashion Accessory making

  1. Harmony

  2. Balance

  3. Rhythm

  4. Emphasis

  5. Proportion

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creates an impression of unity or oneness through the proper selection and arrangement of objects that are consistent with one another.

Harmony

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means the objects or materials have a resemblance; when put together, they seem to belong with one another.

Consistency

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creates an impression of stability or equilibrium. This is achieved in the craft when the design you have on one side of the object is the same on the other side of the object.

Balance

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refers to the organization of the design that leads the eyes easily from one part of the object to the other parts. You can establish this by repeating lines or shapes, by a progression of sizes (from small to large and vice versa), or by continuous line movement.

Rhythm

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refers to the part of the object where the eye should be attracted. This is considered the most important part of the arrangement. From this part, the eyes are led to the less important parts of the arrangement.

Emphasis

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relates to the space relationship. It is concerned with good spacing.

Proportion

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is used as a container as well as the protection

Packaging or Wrapping

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This creates the first impression.

packaging of the product

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3 Points to consider in packaging

  1. Labeling

  2. Durability

  3. Design, Shape, and Color

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This is used to guarantee that consumers have access to complete information on the products.

Labeling

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Packaging should protect the product from possible damage.

Durability

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This is used to attract possible customers to take a second look, check, and finally buy the product.

Design, Shape, and Color

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