On Product Liability and Quality Control

Ann S. Marucheck

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Advanced Statistical Process Monitoring Supply Chain and Inventory Management Management and Optimization Techniques

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Product liability is one of the most costly and confusing problems facing manufacturing today. In this paper, models of the economic impact of both final acceptance sampling and process control on liability risk due to a manufacturing defect are presented. A numerical example reveals that selection of cost-effective quality control methods depends on assumed disposition of rejected lots.

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