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How much do we lose on non-quality?

Eitan Naveh
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Avner Halevy
Pages 1037-1045 | Published online: 25 Aug 2010

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Mine Omurgonulsen. (2009) A research on the measurement of quality costs in the Turkish food manufacturing industry. Total Quality Management & Business Excellence 20:5, pages 547-562.
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Avner Halevy & Eitan Naveh. (2000) Measuring and reducing the national cost of non-quality. Total Quality Management 11:8, pages 1095-1110.
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Eitan Naveh & Alfred Marcus. (2007) Financial performance, ISO 9000 standard and safe driving practices effects on accident rate in the U.S. motor carrier industry. Accident Analysis & Prevention 39:4, pages 731-742.
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