Deck 6: Procurement

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With respect to the supplier selection and evaluation process,___________ looks at both the internal and external environment within which the supply decision is to be made.

A)Identify the need for supply.
B)Identify suppliers.
C)Perform a situation analysis.
D)Evaluate suppliers.
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Procurement and ___________ are viewed as synonymous terms.

A)materials management
B)supply management
C)purchasing
D)inbound logistics
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What is the final step in the supplier selection and evaluation process?

A)Provide feedback.
B)Select suppliers.
C)Implement the decision.
D)Evaluate the decision.
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Buying the right products,at the right price,from the right source,at the right specifications,in the right quantity,and for delivery at the right time to the right internal customer is associated with what procurement objective?

A)managing the supply base
B)managing the purchasing process effectively and efficiently
C)supporting operational requirements
D)supporting organizational goals and objectives
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Single sourcing consolidates purchase volume with a single supplier in hopes of increasing cooperation and communication in the supply relationship as well as ___________.

A)greater supply risk mitigation
B)increased amounts of competition
C)improved market intelligence
D)lower costs per unit
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Bottleneck,leverage,and strategic are categories associated with ___________.

A)Kraljic's Portfolio Matrix
B)Supplier Audit Matrix
C)Supplier Development Matrix
D)Global Procurement Matrix
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Which of the following would not be part of a supplier audit?

A)supplier's structure
B)supplier's resources
C)supplier's scorecard
D)supplier's financial and risk health
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Multiple sourcing uses more than one supplier in hopes of increased competition,improved market intelligence,and ___________.

A)greater supply risk mitigation
B)lower costs per unit
C)increased cooperation
D)increased communication
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___________ refers to the raw materials,component parts,and supplies bought from outside organizations to support a company's operations.

A)Inbound logistics
B)Procurement
C)Materials management
D)Supply management
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Which of the following is not a potential benefit associated with procurement cards p-cards)?

A)There is a reduced number of invoices.
B)Users can make purchases in a more timely fashion.
C)Suppliers can be paid in a more timely fashion.
D)They can be used in non-domestic markets.
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Which of the following is not a potential procurement objective?

A)minimizing procurement costs
B)supporting organizational goals and objectives
C)managing the supply base
D)supporting operational requirements
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The selection,development,and maintenance of supply sources is associated with which procurement objective?

A)managing the purchasing process effectively and efficiently
B)supporting operational requirements
C)developing relationships with other functional groups
D)managing the supply base
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A degree of aggressive procurement involvement not normally encountered in supplier selection refers to ___________.

A)supply management
B)supplier development
C)materials management
D)physical supply
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___________ involves an increased focus on identifying and using data internally and across a supply chain so that a company can consolidate its purchasing power for enhanced value.

A)Supply management
B)Strategic sourcing
C)Supply chain management
D)Procurement
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A focus on satisfying internal customers is associated with which procurement objective?

A)managing the supply base
B)supporting operational requirements
C)supporting organizational goals and objectives
D)managing the purchasing process effectively and efficiently
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Procurement's historical focus in many organizations was to ___________.

A)incur minimal supply disruptions
B)use a limited number of suppliers
C)minimize loss and damage
D)achieve the lowest possible cost
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Procurement costs often range between ___________ and ___________ percent of an organization's revenues.

A)60;80
B)50;70
C)40;60
D)30;50
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Supplier development is synonymous with ___________.

A)supplier selection and evaluation
B)procurement
C)materials management
D)reverse marketing
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Kraljic's Portfolio Matrix ___________.

A)provides a framework for evaluating warehousing decisions
B)is used by many managers to classify corporate purchases in terms of their importance and supply complexity
C)allows managers to evaluate whether to add,or not add,product lines
D)is synonymous with the total cost of ownership
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What is the first step in supplier selection and evaluation?

A)Prepare a request for proposal.
B)Prepare a procurement budget.
C)Identify possible suppliers.
D)Identify the need for supply.
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Strategic sourcing involves an increased focus on identifying and using data internally and across the supply chain so that a company can consolidate its purchasing power for enhanced value.
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What concept refers to when firms consider all the costs that can be assigned to the acquisition,use,and maintenance of a purchase?

A)activity-based costing
B)cost trade-offs
C)the systems approach
D)total cost of ownership
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One benefit to procurement cards is that they are easily used outside of their domestic market.
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___________ materials are no longer serviceable,have been discarded,or are a by-product of the production process.

A)Waste
B)Obsolete
C)Scrap
D)Excess
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___________ is often a major shortcoming of many global procurement plans.

A)Confiscation
B)Specification
C)Implementation
D)Evaluation
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Which of the following is not a dimension associated with socially responsible procurement?

A)profit
B)safety
C)the environment
D)human rights
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Procurement refers to the raw materials,component parts,and supplies bought from outside organizations to support a company's operations.
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Supply chain management refers to a relational exchange approach involving a limited number of suppliers.
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A contemporary procurement manager might have responsibility for reducing cycle times and for generating additional revenues by collaborating with the marketing department.
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Procuring products from suppliers close to one's own facilities refers to ___________.

A)agglomeration
B)near-sourcing
C)sustainability
D)outsourcing
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Procurement and purchasing are viewed as synonymous terms.
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Which of the following is not a reason that purchasers are adopting a more proactive and aggressive role in the procurement process?

A)There are myriad inefficiencies associated with suppliers initiating marketing efforts toward purchasers.
B)They are achieving a competitive advantage in the supply chain.
C)An excess number of suppliers currently exists.
D)Purchasers may be aware of important benefits that are not known to the supplier.
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Procurement's historical focus in many organizations was to minimize the total number of outside suppliers.
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With respect to gift giving and gift receiving,a ___________ refers to money paid after an exchange.

A)kickback
B)agglomeration
C)bribe
D)dovetailing
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___________ identifies opportunities to recover revenues or reduce costs associated with scrap,surplus,obsolete,and waste materials.

A)Recycling
B)Reuse
C)Reverse logistics
D)Investment recovery
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Procurement's costs often range between 40 and 60 percent of an organization's revenues.
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With respect to gift giving and gift receiving,a ___________ refers to money paid before an exchange.

A)kickback
B)agglomeration
C)bribe
D)dovetailing
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___________ materials refer to stock that exceeds the reasonable requirements of an organization.

A)Waste
B)Excess
C)Obsolete
D)Scrap
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___________ materials have no economic value.

A)Waste
B)Scrap
C)Obsolete
D)Excess
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What is the first step in a global sourcing development model?

A)planning
B)specification
C)situation analysis
D)problem recognition
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Bottleneck refers to the low importance,low complexity category of Kraljic's Portfolio Matrix.
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Implementation is often a major shortcoming of many global procurement plans.
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Problem recognition is the first step in global procurement.
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The Optimal Cost Reliability Model is used by many managers to classify corporate purchases in terms of their importance and supply complexity.
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Supplier development is synonymous with reverse marketing.
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Supplier scorecards can be categorical,weighted point,or cost based in nature.
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Global procurement is primarily driven by the input-output and market-access strategies.
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First and foremost,procurement's objectives must manage the purchasing process effectively and efficiently.
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A benefit to multiple sourcing is increased cooperation and communication in a supply relationship.
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Leverage refers to the high importance,low complexity category of Kraljic's Portfolio Matrix.
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Supply management refers to a degree of aggressive procurement not normally encountered in supplier selection.
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Supplier scorecards involve assessments of a supplier's structure,resources,technology,health,and responsibility.
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Single sourcing consolidates purchase volume with a single supplier with the hopes of enjoying lower costs per unit.
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The first step in supplier selection and evaluation is situation analysis.
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The final step of the supplier selection process is to evaluate the decision.
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One of procurement's most important responsibilities involves supplier selection and evaluation.
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One reason for the growth of the supplier development concept is that achieving competitive advantage in the supply chain is predicated on purchasers adopting a more aggressive approach.
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Because global sourcing increases the distance that components and inputs must be moved,managers must consider the trade-off between transportation and holding costs.
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Global procurement refers to buying components and inputs anywhere in the world.
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Supplier selection and evaluation generally involve multiple criteria,and these criteria can vary in both number and importance,depending on the particular situation.
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Dovetailing refers to procuring products from suppliers closer to one's own facilities.
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Investment recovery is often the responsibility of the finance manager.
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With respect to gift giving and gift receiving,bribes refer to money paid after an exchange.
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Scrap materials are no longer serviceable,have been discarded,or are a by-product of the production process.
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Investment recovery identifies opportunities to recover revenues or reduce costs associated with scrap,surplus,obsolete,and waste materials.
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When taking an activity-based costing approach,firms consider all the costs that can be assigned to the acquisition,use,and maintenance of a purchase.
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The relevance,importance,and challenges associated with socially responsible procurement are likely to lessen in the coming years.
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Supply chain finance refers to a set of technology and finance-based processes that strive to optimize cash flow by allowing businesses to extend their payment terms to their suppliers while simultaneously allowing suppliers to be paid early.
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Diversity and philanthropy are two dimensions of socially responsible procurement.
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Obsolete materials have no economic value.
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Sustainable procurement refers to the integration of social and environmental considerations into all stages of the purchasing process.
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Excess materials refer to stock that exceeds the reasonable requirements of an organization.
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With respect to the supplier selection and evaluation process,___________ looks at both the internal and external environment within which the supply decision is to be made.

A)Identify the need for supply.
B)Identify suppliers.
C)Perform a situation analysis.
D)Evaluate suppliers.
Perform a situation analysis.
2
Procurement and ___________ are viewed as synonymous terms.

A)materials management
B)supply management
C)purchasing
D)inbound logistics
purchasing
3
What is the final step in the supplier selection and evaluation process?

A)Provide feedback.
B)Select suppliers.
C)Implement the decision.
D)Evaluate the decision.
Evaluate the decision.
4
Buying the right products,at the right price,from the right source,at the right specifications,in the right quantity,and for delivery at the right time to the right internal customer is associated with what procurement objective?

A)managing the supply base
B)managing the purchasing process effectively and efficiently
C)supporting operational requirements
D)supporting organizational goals and objectives
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Single sourcing consolidates purchase volume with a single supplier in hopes of increasing cooperation and communication in the supply relationship as well as ___________.

A)greater supply risk mitigation
B)increased amounts of competition
C)improved market intelligence
D)lower costs per unit
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Bottleneck,leverage,and strategic are categories associated with ___________.

A)Kraljic's Portfolio Matrix
B)Supplier Audit Matrix
C)Supplier Development Matrix
D)Global Procurement Matrix
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Which of the following would not be part of a supplier audit?

A)supplier's structure
B)supplier's resources
C)supplier's scorecard
D)supplier's financial and risk health
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Multiple sourcing uses more than one supplier in hopes of increased competition,improved market intelligence,and ___________.

A)greater supply risk mitigation
B)lower costs per unit
C)increased cooperation
D)increased communication
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___________ refers to the raw materials,component parts,and supplies bought from outside organizations to support a company's operations.

A)Inbound logistics
B)Procurement
C)Materials management
D)Supply management
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Which of the following is not a potential benefit associated with procurement cards p-cards)?

A)There is a reduced number of invoices.
B)Users can make purchases in a more timely fashion.
C)Suppliers can be paid in a more timely fashion.
D)They can be used in non-domestic markets.
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Which of the following is not a potential procurement objective?

A)minimizing procurement costs
B)supporting organizational goals and objectives
C)managing the supply base
D)supporting operational requirements
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The selection,development,and maintenance of supply sources is associated with which procurement objective?

A)managing the purchasing process effectively and efficiently
B)supporting operational requirements
C)developing relationships with other functional groups
D)managing the supply base
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A degree of aggressive procurement involvement not normally encountered in supplier selection refers to ___________.

A)supply management
B)supplier development
C)materials management
D)physical supply
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14
___________ involves an increased focus on identifying and using data internally and across a supply chain so that a company can consolidate its purchasing power for enhanced value.

A)Supply management
B)Strategic sourcing
C)Supply chain management
D)Procurement
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A focus on satisfying internal customers is associated with which procurement objective?

A)managing the supply base
B)supporting operational requirements
C)supporting organizational goals and objectives
D)managing the purchasing process effectively and efficiently
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Procurement's historical focus in many organizations was to ___________.

A)incur minimal supply disruptions
B)use a limited number of suppliers
C)minimize loss and damage
D)achieve the lowest possible cost
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Procurement costs often range between ___________ and ___________ percent of an organization's revenues.

A)60;80
B)50;70
C)40;60
D)30;50
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Supplier development is synonymous with ___________.

A)supplier selection and evaluation
B)procurement
C)materials management
D)reverse marketing
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Kraljic's Portfolio Matrix ___________.

A)provides a framework for evaluating warehousing decisions
B)is used by many managers to classify corporate purchases in terms of their importance and supply complexity
C)allows managers to evaluate whether to add,or not add,product lines
D)is synonymous with the total cost of ownership
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What is the first step in supplier selection and evaluation?

A)Prepare a request for proposal.
B)Prepare a procurement budget.
C)Identify possible suppliers.
D)Identify the need for supply.
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Strategic sourcing involves an increased focus on identifying and using data internally and across the supply chain so that a company can consolidate its purchasing power for enhanced value.
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What concept refers to when firms consider all the costs that can be assigned to the acquisition,use,and maintenance of a purchase?

A)activity-based costing
B)cost trade-offs
C)the systems approach
D)total cost of ownership
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One benefit to procurement cards is that they are easily used outside of their domestic market.
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___________ materials are no longer serviceable,have been discarded,or are a by-product of the production process.

A)Waste
B)Obsolete
C)Scrap
D)Excess
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___________ is often a major shortcoming of many global procurement plans.

A)Confiscation
B)Specification
C)Implementation
D)Evaluation
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Which of the following is not a dimension associated with socially responsible procurement?

A)profit
B)safety
C)the environment
D)human rights
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Procurement refers to the raw materials,component parts,and supplies bought from outside organizations to support a company's operations.
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28
Supply chain management refers to a relational exchange approach involving a limited number of suppliers.
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A contemporary procurement manager might have responsibility for reducing cycle times and for generating additional revenues by collaborating with the marketing department.
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30
Procuring products from suppliers close to one's own facilities refers to ___________.

A)agglomeration
B)near-sourcing
C)sustainability
D)outsourcing
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Procurement and purchasing are viewed as synonymous terms.
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32
Which of the following is not a reason that purchasers are adopting a more proactive and aggressive role in the procurement process?

A)There are myriad inefficiencies associated with suppliers initiating marketing efforts toward purchasers.
B)They are achieving a competitive advantage in the supply chain.
C)An excess number of suppliers currently exists.
D)Purchasers may be aware of important benefits that are not known to the supplier.
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Procurement's historical focus in many organizations was to minimize the total number of outside suppliers.
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With respect to gift giving and gift receiving,a ___________ refers to money paid after an exchange.

A)kickback
B)agglomeration
C)bribe
D)dovetailing
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___________ identifies opportunities to recover revenues or reduce costs associated with scrap,surplus,obsolete,and waste materials.

A)Recycling
B)Reuse
C)Reverse logistics
D)Investment recovery
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Procurement's costs often range between 40 and 60 percent of an organization's revenues.
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With respect to gift giving and gift receiving,a ___________ refers to money paid before an exchange.

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D)dovetailing
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___________ materials refer to stock that exceeds the reasonable requirements of an organization.

A)Waste
B)Excess
C)Obsolete
D)Scrap
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___________ materials have no economic value.

A)Waste
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D)Excess
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What is the first step in a global sourcing development model?

A)planning
B)specification
C)situation analysis
D)problem recognition
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Bottleneck refers to the low importance,low complexity category of Kraljic's Portfolio Matrix.
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Implementation is often a major shortcoming of many global procurement plans.
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Problem recognition is the first step in global procurement.
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The Optimal Cost Reliability Model is used by many managers to classify corporate purchases in terms of their importance and supply complexity.
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Supplier development is synonymous with reverse marketing.
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Supplier scorecards can be categorical,weighted point,or cost based in nature.
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Global procurement is primarily driven by the input-output and market-access strategies.
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First and foremost,procurement's objectives must manage the purchasing process effectively and efficiently.
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A benefit to multiple sourcing is increased cooperation and communication in a supply relationship.
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Leverage refers to the high importance,low complexity category of Kraljic's Portfolio Matrix.
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Supply management refers to a degree of aggressive procurement not normally encountered in supplier selection.
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Supplier scorecards involve assessments of a supplier's structure,resources,technology,health,and responsibility.
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Single sourcing consolidates purchase volume with a single supplier with the hopes of enjoying lower costs per unit.
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The first step in supplier selection and evaluation is situation analysis.
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The final step of the supplier selection process is to evaluate the decision.
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One of procurement's most important responsibilities involves supplier selection and evaluation.
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One reason for the growth of the supplier development concept is that achieving competitive advantage in the supply chain is predicated on purchasers adopting a more aggressive approach.
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Because global sourcing increases the distance that components and inputs must be moved,managers must consider the trade-off between transportation and holding costs.
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Global procurement refers to buying components and inputs anywhere in the world.
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Supplier selection and evaluation generally involve multiple criteria,and these criteria can vary in both number and importance,depending on the particular situation.
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Dovetailing refers to procuring products from suppliers closer to one's own facilities.
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Investment recovery is often the responsibility of the finance manager.
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With respect to gift giving and gift receiving,bribes refer to money paid after an exchange.
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Scrap materials are no longer serviceable,have been discarded,or are a by-product of the production process.
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Investment recovery identifies opportunities to recover revenues or reduce costs associated with scrap,surplus,obsolete,and waste materials.
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When taking an activity-based costing approach,firms consider all the costs that can be assigned to the acquisition,use,and maintenance of a purchase.
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The relevance,importance,and challenges associated with socially responsible procurement are likely to lessen in the coming years.
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Supply chain finance refers to a set of technology and finance-based processes that strive to optimize cash flow by allowing businesses to extend their payment terms to their suppliers while simultaneously allowing suppliers to be paid early.
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Diversity and philanthropy are two dimensions of socially responsible procurement.
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Obsolete materials have no economic value.
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Sustainable procurement refers to the integration of social and environmental considerations into all stages of the purchasing process.
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Excess materials refer to stock that exceeds the reasonable requirements of an organization.
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