A) suppliers have a learning curve that yields lower transaction and production costs
B) suppliers are more likely to understand the broad objectives of the end customer
C) less vulnerable trade secrets
D) creation of value by allowing suppliers to have economies of scale
E) suppliers' willingness to provide technological expertise
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A) optimizing one's local area without full knowledge of supply chain needs.
B) obtaining very high production efficiency in a decentralized supply chain.
C) the prerequisite of global optimization.
D) the result of supply chains built on suppliers with compatible corporate cultures.
E) the opposite of the bullwhip effect.
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A) are particularly important because of the enormous opportunities for abuse.
B) may be guided by company rules and codes of conduct.
C) become more complex the more global is the supply chain.
D) may be guided by the principles and standards of the Institute for Supply Management.
E) All of the above are true.
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A) low cost
B) response
C) differentiation
D) low cost and response
E) low cost and differentiation
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A) purchasing
B) postponement
C) break-bulk activities
D) consolidation point
E) cross-docking
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A) is equivalent to cross-docking.
B) is the opposite of a blanket order.
C) means the supplier will ship directly to the end consumer,rather than to the seller.
D) is the same thing as keiretsu.
E) is a good reason to find a new firm to ship your products.
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A) trucking
B) railroads
C) airfreight
D) waterways
E) pipelines
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A) the risk of not being ready for technological change.
B) the lack of cost savings for customers and suppliers.
C) possible violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
D) the high cost of changing partners.
E) the suppliers are less likely to understand the broad objectives of the procuring firm and the end customer.
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A) sell products to a supplier or a distributor
B) develop the ability to produce products that complement the original product
C) produce goods or services previously purchased
D) develop the ability to produce the specified good more efficiently than before
E) build long-term partnerships with a few suppliers
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A) negotiation with many suppliers
B) vertical integration
C) keiretsu
D) short-term relationships with few suppliers
E) virtual companies
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A) kanban
B) keiretsu
C) samurai
D) poka-yoke
E) kaizen
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A) horizontal integration
B) forward integration
C) backward integration
D) current transformation
E) job expansion
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