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100

Directly related to holding inventory, for example, handling costs.

carrying costs

100

The form a buyer sends to a vendor to officially place an order is a(n) ____.

purchase order

100

Which of the following costs is not considered a carrying cost for inventory? 

A. capital costs 

B. inventory insurance costs 

C. distribution costs 

D. storage costs 

distribution costs 

100

The standard transfer of electronic data for business transactions between organizations, including orders, confirmations, and invoices, is ___.

EDI

100


Formal written proposal that lists all the goods and services to be provided, their corresponding prices, and the timeline for delivery.

bid

200

Which of the following is not a factor to be considered when managing inventory?

A. lead time

B. stock needs

C. carrying costs

D. sales commissions

  

sales commissions

200

The total time it takes from placing an order until it is received is known as ____.

lead time

200

How often should a physical inventory be conducted?

once or twice a year

200

The type of inventory-control system that is accomplished by eyeballing or using a bin ticket is ____.

unit-control system

200

The series of steps a purchasing agent or buyer takes to buy goods and services for a business is called the ______________________________.

purchasing process

300

Number of times inventory has been sold during a specified time period.

turnover rate

300

The main purpose of establishing a reorder point is to ____.

avoid a stockout situation

300

An actual count of all items in inventory at a specific time is a(n) ______________________________ inventory.

Physical

300

Which type of inventory-control system tracks sales by removing and saving price tags when products are sold?

manual-tag system

300

The series of steps a buyer takes to obtain the best price for a purchase is the ______________________________ process.

bidding

400

Discussion of a potential compromise.

negotiation

400

Which of the following is not a common cause of inventory shrinkage?

A. unexpectedly high sales 

B. product breakage 

C. data input errors 

D. theft 

 

unexpectedly high sales

400

The 80/20 inventory rule states that ____.

80 percent of sales comes from 20 percent of inventory

400

An inventory-control system that uses computer chips attached to inventory items to track inventory is ____.

RFID system

400

A vendor bill requesting payment for goods shipped or services provided is a(n) ______________________________.

invoice

500

Declaration of which party (buyer or shipper) has liability for the shipment if damages are incurred and at what point ownership of the goods change hands.

free on board

500

People who purchase goods for the sole purpose of reselling them to customers.

buyer

500

Additional stock kept above the minimum amount required to meet forecasted sales.

buffer stock

500

Which of the following statements about point-of-sale software is not true?

It requires all products to be reordered at the same time.

500

What is the difference between FOB shipping point and FOB destination point?

- FOB shipping point means that the buyer is responsible if damages are incurred during shipping, and the buyer pays for shipping. 

-FOB destination point means that the seller is responsible until the shipment reaches the buyer, and the seller pays the shipping.