The more progressive a firm's approach to quality assurance, the less that company will need to rely on:

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The prompt asks about how a more progressive approach to quality assurance changes where a company focuses its effort, but the provided data does not include any answer options to compare.
Nonetheless, we can reason through the core idea: as QA processes mature, organizations shift from catching defects late to preventing them early. Early-stage QA often relies on checking finished output (inspection) to identify problems after production. A more progressive, or mature, QA approach emphasizes designing processes that inherently prevent defects, applying statistical methods, process controls, and continuous improvement, so the need for inspecting every item at the end diminishes.
If options were present, likely incorrect alternatives would be things that imply continued heavy reliance on end-item inspection, or that shift responsibility away from process design to mere testing of outputs. For example, suggesting that inspection remains the primary safeguard or that QA should focus solely on post-production checks would conflict with the progressive shift toward prevention, standardization, and feedback loops.
In summary, the key takeaway is that advancing QA maturity reduces dependence on inspection because preventive controls, process capability, and quality planning address issues before they become defects, whereas inspection is a reactive method that becomes less central as prevention and process excellence take precedence.

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