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Mila [183]
3 years ago
5

Boeing does not manufacture all the components of the Dreamliner at its own factory in the United States because​ _________. A.

Boeing wants to provide as many jobs as possible around the world B. Boeing wants to produce the Dreamliner at the least possible cost. To do so Boeing buys from the firms that have the lowest costs for delivering the components C. Boeing pays lower taxes when it imports components D. workers around the world have better skills than American workers If Boeing manufactured all the components of the Dreamliner at its own factories in the United States all of the following would occur except ​_______. A. more components would be produced in the United States and Boeing would have direct control about the quantity of capital that would have been used in their production B. Boeing would be able to make more business decisions about the Dreamliner C. U.S. workers would have received higher incomes D. the Dreamliner would cost more to produce so Boeing would have earned a lower profit
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1 answer:
nlexa [21]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Answer 1: C. Boeing wants to produce the Dreamliner at the least possible cost. To do so Boeing buys from the firms that have the lowest costs for delivering the components.

Answer 2: B. Boeing would be able to make more business decisions about the Dreamliner

Explanation:

Answer 1: It is cost effective for Boeing to manufacture all the components of the Dreamliner buy purchasing from the components from other firms instead of manufacturing them in its factory in the United States.

Answer 2: If Boeing manufactured all the Dreamliner's components in its own factories, they would have the upper hand in making more of the business decisions of that concerns the Dreamliner.

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