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Good Quality Costs Less? How Come?

Good Quality Costs Less? How Come? by George E. P. Box

It is sometimes supposed that the manufacture of high quality goods must be expensive. The reasons why this need not be so and why quality should cost less are discussed. Publication: Quality Engineering, 1990-91, Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 85-90.

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