Exam 11: Managing Economies of Scale in the Supply Chain: Cycle Inventory
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The fixed ordering cost includes all costs that do not vary with the size of the order but are incurred each time an order is placed.
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Which cost takes into account the return demanded on the firm's equity and the amount the firm must pay on its debt?
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Increasing the lot size or cycle inventory often decreases the cost incurred by different stages of a supply chain.
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A discount is volume-based if the pricing schedule offers discounts based on the quantity ordered in a single lot.
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The practice where a firm charges differential prices to maximize profits is
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When the retailer decides to pass through some or all of the promotion to customers to spur sales,the result is
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Trade promotions lead to a significant ________ in lot size and cycle inventory because of forward buying by the ________.
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A price discount where the pricing schedule offers discounts based on the quantity ordered in a single lot is
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Aggregating across products,retailers,or suppliers in a single order allows for a reduction in lot size for individual products because
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Which of the following is not an input for Lot Sizing for a Single Product?
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A(n)________ occurs when a retailer purchases in the promotional period for sales in future periods.
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Inventory holding cost does not include which of the following?
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When developing estimates for holding and ordering costs,it is important to
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Inventory holding costs would include which of the following?
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Trade promotions lead to a significant increase in lot size and cycle inventory because of forward buying by the retailer.
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Which cost should reflect the incremental change in space cost due to changing cycle inventory?
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In the pricing schedule for marginal unit quantity discounts
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Tastee Mart sells Frostee Flakes.Demand for Frostee Flakes is 500 boxes per week.Tastee Mart has a holding cost of 30 percent and incurs a fixed cost of $100 for each replenishment order it places for Frostee Flakes.Given that cost is $2 per box of Frostee Flakes,how much should Tastee Mart order in each replenishment lot? If a trade promotion lowers the price of Frostee Flakes to $1.80 for a month,how much should Tastee Mart order given the short-term price reduction?
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