A distributor has three warehouses storing a product that has an average demand of
257, 532, and 264 at these warehouses. If the distributor decided to serve all
customers from a single warehouse, the average demand at this warehouse would be
____________.
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1,053
Which of the following is NOT a reason for keeping inventories?
- improve customer service
- consume capital resources
- protect against uncertainties in demand and lead times
- act as a hedge against price change
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, consume capital resources
Which of the following is a component of inventory holding cost?
- cost of finished goods
- lost sales cost
- cost of capital
- backorder cost
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cost of capital
Two modes of transportation have the same door-to-door transit time and rate,
therefore their total costs are equivelient (T/F)
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false
Just-in-time philosophy attempts to synchronize stock flows so as to just meet
demands as it occurs (T/F)
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True
257, 532, and 264 at these warehouses. If the distributor decided to serve all
customers from a single warehouse, the average demand at this warehouse would be
____________.
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1,053
Which of the following is NOT a reason for keeping inventories?
- improve customer service
- consume capital resources
- protect against uncertainties in demand and lead times
- act as a hedge against price change
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, consume capital resources
Which of the following is a component of inventory holding cost?
- cost of finished goods
- lost sales cost
- cost of capital
- backorder cost
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cost of capital
Two modes of transportation have the same door-to-door transit time and rate,
therefore their total costs are equivelient (T/F)
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false
Just-in-time philosophy attempts to synchronize stock flows so as to just meet
demands as it occurs (T/F)
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True
