International Business Chapter 2 Measurement Supply Chain Performance Varies Industry

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39.
Measurement of supply chain performance varies by industry and company, but typical
measures include all of the following metrics except
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40.
According to the text
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41.
A traditional approach to product design, which involves a sequential approach to design,
has been termed
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42.
Which of the following is not true regarding the approach to design that promotes cross-
functional participation in the design stage?
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43.
A recent design process innovation, such as Dell's IdeaStorm site or Starbucks'
MyStarbucksIdea.com site, involves what?
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44.
Reasons for sourcing globally that were discussed in the text include all of the following
except
45.
Relocating some or all of a business's activities or processes to a foreign location is
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46.
A reason that outsourcing has become an increasingly common option for companies is
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47.
Outsourcing has become an increasingly common option for companies for all of the
following reasons except
48.
According to the text, this activity represents an extension of the make-or-buy decisions of
earlier eras.
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49.
In contrast to domestic purchasing activity, global purchasing decisions are complicated
by all of the following factors except:
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50.
The following arrangement can provide a firm with foreign products
51.
The following arrangement is not listed as one of the options for providing a firm with
foreign products
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52.
According to the text, investigation of export and import data shows
53.
In the case of the United States, intrafirm trade accounts for ______ percent of exports of
goods.
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54.
In the case of the United States, intrafirm trade accounts for _____ percent of imports of
goods.
55.
In U.S. industry, the proportion of purchased materials in the overall cost of goods sold has
been rising for several decades, to a level of ________ percent today.
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56.
It has been estimated that at about ____ of products currently on the market were not
available 5 years ago, creating additional pressure to locate suppliers worldwide that can
provide inputs at competitive prices and quality and with quick responsiveness to market
changes.
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57.
The purchasing of goods and services that are not part of finished goods is known as
58.
Which of the following are generally not included within indirect procurement?
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59.
According to the text, indirect procurement can account for as much as what percent of
the total purchasing expenditures in companies?
60.
Electronic procurement exchanges
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61.
Benefits of global electronic purchasing initiatives include
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62.
For purchases of capital goods such as manufacturing equipment, many U.S. buying
organizations now use _____ to analyze purchasing decisions, including trade-in or future
estimated salvage value.
63.
According to the text, the cost of importing a foreign sourced product, including freight,
insurance, and packing
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64.
Problems associated with e-procurement include
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65.
According to the text, when examining production activities, managers are quick to
recognize that inventory costs are a major factor and getting rid of inventory can lower
labor cost by ______ or more.
66.
Just-in-time
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67.
Just-in-time requires all of the following except

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