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Part A 1. As mentioned Toyota is one of the top leading car companies due to their business strategy or plan being focused on the quality of their products for their customers. Now what do you think would have happened if Toyota did not choose to have quality as their main goal but instead they were more focused on low cost of expenses as being the most important factor in their business plan or strategy? With this scenario for Toyota's operations, their parts that are being used in their vehicles would not be as good of quality, due to the fact that they are getting these parts from the manufacturer that is going to be of cheapest cost to them. Well we all know that when something is cheap and inexpensive, it does not mean that it is always the most reliable and it may create more problems for Toyota in the future. With that being said there is a very good possibility that customers who purchase vehicles from Toyota will have problems with them more frequently due to the lower quality parts being used. Then when the customers bring their vehicles back with problems, Toyota is going to replace the non functioning part with another cheap and inexpensive part, allowing them to save money, instead of putting a quality part in. Another factor that would hinder the success of the business would be the fact that the company is going to be spending as little money as possible on the required tools that the vehicle mechanics at Toyota need in order to repair their vehicles when maintenance is required, resulting in the possibility that the employees will not being able to accomplish all the necessary maintenance or repairs to the highest standards or best of their ability due to having limited tools. If the necessary resources are no... ... middle of paper ... ...able to meet it's short term obligations than that is possibly a good sign. The company is getting by and with hard work from MaryAnn, the catering business can be dug out of the financial root that it is currently in due to the current owners. If the company is not currently able to meet it's short term financial obligations than that is not a good indication. Unfortunately this means that the company has gotten in to deep with the financial obligations that it is liable for and getting out of the situation would be extremely hard and maybe impossible. In regards to this scenario, it would not be in MaryAnn's best interest to buy this existing catering business as it would possibly continue to always have more liabilities than assets, causing MaryAnn financial responsibility or obligations in which her personal property could be jeopordized and put at risk.

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