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External Failure Costs

costs incurred as a result of delivering defective goods to costumers

Internal Failure Costs

costs incurred in correcting defects before the products reach the customer

Prevention Costs

costs incurred to avoid nonconforming products

difference between prevention costs and failure costs

prevention costs include a bunch of factors to avoid the actual defective product from being made, while failure costs are incurred once a defective product is made

appraisal costs

costs incurred to identify nonconforming products produced, in spite of prevention cost expenditures

voluntary costs

costs that are a function of managerial discretion, such as prevention and appraisal costs

failure costs

costs that come from correcting defects in nonconforming products

total quality management

managing quality costs to ensure the highest level of costumer satisfaction

Quality

the degree to which products or services conform to design specifications

total cost of quality

the sum of voluntary costs plus failure costs

quality cost report

typically lists the company's quality costs and analyzes horizontally each item as a percentage of the total cost