Question 1

Discuss the categories of reverse logistics and why these costs are increasing.

Accepted Answer

Reverse logistics costs are growing part

Question 2

Laid- down cost is the delivered cost of a product to a particular geographic point.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

The package must:

Accepted Answer

A)  identify the product and protect the product 
B)  identify and contribute to a product's physical distribution efficiency 
C)  protect and contain the product 
D)  all of the above 
A)  identify the product and protect the product 
B)  identify and contribute to a product's physical distribution efficiency 
C)  protect and contain the product 
D)  all of the above

Question 4

The variable costs associated with distribution centers are space and materials handling.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

If shipments to customers are________ , the total transportation cost is________ by establishing a distribution center in the area.

Accepted Answer

A)  TL, reduced 
B)  LTL, reduced 
C)  TL, increased 
D)  LTL, increased 
A)  TL, reduced 
B)  LTL, reduced 
C)  TL, increased 
D)  LTL, increased

Question 6

The ________warehouse has a dynamic purpose of movement and mixing.

Accepted Answer

A)  finished goods 
B)  WIP 
C)  dynamic 
D)  general 
A)  finished goods 
B)  WIP 
C)  dynamic 
D)  general

Question 7

What is a channel of distribution?

Accepted Answer

A channel of distribution is one or more

Question 8

What are the advantages and disadvantages of air transport?

Accepted Answer

The main advantage of air transport is s

Question 9

A company normally ships a product by trail. Transportation cost is $200 and the transit time is 10 days. However the goods can be moved by air at a cost of $1,000 and will take only one day to delivery. The cost of inventory in transit for a shipment is $100 per day. What are the costs involved in their decision.

Accepted Answer

Total cost by rail = $200 transportation

Question 10

An objective of material handling is:

Accepted Answer

A)  to decrease cube utilization 
B)  increase cube utilization 
C)  not to consider the height of the building 
D)  increase the need for aisle space 
A)  to decrease cube utilization 
B)  increase cube utilization 
C)  not to consider the height of the building 
D)  increase the need for aisle space

Discuss the categories of reverse logistics and why these costs are increasing.

Laid- down cost is the delivered cost of a product to a particular geographic point.

The package must:

The variable costs associated with distribution centers are space and materials handling.

If shipments to customers are , the total transportation cost is by establishing a distribution center in the area.

The ________warehouse has a dynamic purpose of movement and mixing.

What is a channel of distribution?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of air transport?

An objective of material handling is:

Introduction to Materials Management

Production Planning System

Master Scheduling

Material Requirements Planning

Capacity Management

Production Activity Control

Purchasing

Forecasting

Inventory Fundamentals

Order Quantities

Independent Demand Ordering Systems

Physical Inventory and Warehouse Management

Products and Processes

Just-In-Time Manufacturing and Lean Production

Total Quality Management

Filters

Exam 13: Physical Distribution

Discuss the categories of reverse logistics and why these costs are increasing.

Laid- down cost is the delivered cost of a product to a particular geographic point.

The package must:

The variable costs associated with distribution centers are space and materials handling.

If shipments to customers are________ , the total transportation cost is________ by establishing a distribution center in the area.

The ________warehouse has a dynamic purpose of movement and mixing.

What is a channel of distribution?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of air transport?

An objective of material handling is:

Introduction to Materials Management

Production Planning System

Master Scheduling

Material Requirements Planning

Capacity Management

Production Activity Control

Purchasing

Forecasting

Inventory Fundamentals

Order Quantities

Independent Demand Ordering Systems

Physical Inventory and Warehouse Management

Products and Processes

Just-In-Time Manufacturing and Lean Production

Total Quality Management

Filters

If shipments to customers are , the total transportation cost is by establishing a distribution center in the area.