Exam 21: Management of Short-Term Assets: Inventory
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The matching principle involves matching the maturity structure of assets and liabilities to minimise the risk that a company will not have sufficient cash to meet liabilities as they fall due.
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Consider the following data supplied by Cotton Tops,a t-shirt distributor:
Given that the manager charges equipment set-up costs as a separate cost to the purchase price of $4.92 per t-shirt,what is the economic order quantity?

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A standard approach to inventory management under uncertainty is to:
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The 'just-in-time' system of inventory control can be best explained as the:
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The relevant costs to be included in the economic order quantity model are __________ costs.
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Super Furniture Ltd produces sofas.Demand is 6500 sofas per year.Each production run costs $2250 to set up.Storage costs are $42 per sofa per year.What is the optimal number of runs per year?
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Australia Boxes sells 6000 boxes per year.The processing cost of each order is $10 and carrying costs are 50 cents per box per year.The optimal time period between orders for this company is bi-monthly.
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Consider the following data supplied by Cotton Tops,a t-shirt distributor:
The manager charges equipment set-up costs as a separate cost to the purchase price of $4.92 per t-shirt.Calculate the total inventory costs if the manufacturer offered Cotton Tops a 2 per cent quantity discount for orders of 10 000 or more and Cotton Tops' economic order quantity is 10 000 units.

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Consider the following data supplied by Cotton Tops,a t-shirt distributor:
Calculate the reorder point if Cotton Tops ordered 1000 tops every two weeks and the delivery time was three weeks.

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Which model assumes that demand for the product is constant and known with certainty?
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ABC Ltd sells 12 000 rolls of films per year.The wholesale price is $3 per roll.The cost of processing each order to be placed with the wholesaler is $12.50 and carrying costs are 30 cents per roll per year.What is the EOQ?
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The costs of holding inventory are generally classified into three groups.The three groups are:
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