[Solved] The contribution of Four absolute of Quality is given by

Q.	The contribution of Four absolute of Quality is given by
A.	walter shewhart
B.	philip crosby
C.	joseph m juran
D.	w. edward deming
Answer» B. philip crosby
Explanation: philip crosby’s contributions are 1. four absolutes of quality 2. 14 steps to quality management 3. crosby’s quality vaccine 4. concept of zero defects so option b is correct

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