F The Virtue Principle7.It is an abstraction of reality; a simplified representationof something.G Operations Management8.A decision-making approach that frequently seeks toobtain a mathematically optimal solution to certainmanagerial problems.H Model9. Emphasizes interrelationships among subsystems.I Ethics10. A standard of behaviour that guides how one should actin various situationsJ Process11. This principle states that actions should be consistentwith certain ideal virtues.K Quantitative Approach12. It involves the use of the internet to transact business.L The Fairness Principle13. These are organized efforts to increase scientificknowledge or product innovation.M System Design14.The responsibility a manufacturer has for any injuries ordamages caused by as faulty product. The associatedcosts with this liability would be litigation, legal andinsurance costs, settlement costs, costly product recalls,and reputation effects.N Systems Approach15. It refers to examination of the function of parts andmaterials in an effort to reduce the cost and/or improvethe performance of a product.O E-Business16. It means recovering materials for future use and this issometimes considered as an important consideration fordesignersP Research-based17. It means refurbishing used products by replacing worn-out or defective componentsQ Product Liability18. It is the assessment of the environmental impact of aproduct or service throughout its useful life.R Value Analysis19. It refers to the extent to which there is an absence ofvariety in a product, service, or process.S Life Cycle Analysis20. It is a process of producing, but not quite completing, aproduct or service until customer preferences are known.T Delayed DifferentiationU Remanufacturing