Inventory Management - MGMT 2500
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According to the global company profile, Amazon.com's advantage in inventory
management comes from its almost fanatical use of economic order quantity and safety
stock calculations. - Answer- False
A major challenge in inventory management is to maintain a balance between inventory
investment and customer service. - Answer- True
Work-in-process inventory is devoted to maintenance, repair, and operations. - Answer-
False
ABC analysis classifies inventoried items into three groups, usually based on annual
units or quantities used. - Answer- False
In ABC analysis, "A" Items are the most tightly controlled. - Answer- True
ABC analysis is based on the presumption that carefully controlling all items is
necessary to produce important inventory savings. - Answer- False
Which item to order and with which supplier the order should be placed are the two
fundamental issues in inventory management. - Answer- False
One function of inventory is to take advantage of quantity discounts. - Answer- True
Cycle counting is an inventory control technique exclusively used for cyclical items. -
Answer- False
One advantage of cycle counting is that it maintains accurate inventory records. -
Answer- True
In cycle counting, the frequency of item counting and stock verification usually varies
from item to item depending upon the item's classification. - Answer- True
, Retail inventory that is unaccounted for between receipt and time of sale is known as
shrinkage. - Answer- True
The demand for automobiles would be considered an independent demand. - Answer-
True
Insurance and taxes on inventory are part of the costs known as setup or ordering
costs. - Answer- False
If setup costs are reduced by substantial reductions in setup time, the production order
quantity is also reduced. - Answer- True
The EOQ model is best suited for items whose demand is dependent on other products.
- Answer- False
In the simple EOQ model, if annual demand were to increase, the EOQ would increase
Proportionately. - Answer- False
At the economic order quantity, holding costs are equal to purchasing costs. - Answer-
False
In the simple EOQ model, if the carrying cost were to double, the EOQ would also
double. - Answer- False
In the production order quantity (POQ) model, inventory does not arrive in a single
moment but flows in at a steady rate, resulting in a larger lot size than in an otherwise
identical EOQ problem. - Answer- True
The reorder point is the inventory level at which action is taken to replenish the stocked
item. - Answer- True
In the quantity discount model, it is possible to have a cost-minimizing solution where
annual ordering costs do not equal annual carrying costs. - Answer- True
In the quantity discount model, the cost of acquiring goods (product cost) is not a factor
in determining lot size. - Answer- False
Service level is the complement of the probability of a stock out. - Answer- True
Units of safety stock are additions to the reorder point that allow for variability in the rate
of demand, the length of lead time, or both. - Answer- True
Safety stock in inventory systems depends only on the average demand during the lead
time. - Answer- False