Inventory Management and Purchasing Practices, Exams of Advanced Education

An overview of key concepts and practices related to inventory management and purchasing in a business context. It covers topics such as the economic order quantity (eoq) calculation, inventory management approaches like material requirements planning (mrp), crucial factors in supplier selection, the role of purchase requisitions and receiving reports, inventory turnover formulas, and red flags for identifying potential supplier issues. The document also touches on topics like employee corruption, rfid technology, and the importance of competitive bidding for high-cost and specialized products. This information could be useful for students studying operations management, supply chain management, or procurement and purchasing in a university setting.

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Chapter 13 Instructor Manual
The EOQ calculation that considers loss sales or production delays is:
a. carrying costs
b. stockout costs
c. reorder point
d. ordering costs - b
The approach to managing inventory that is based on forecasted sales to schedule production is:
a. IBM
b. EOQ
c. MRP
d. JIT - c
Crucial operating decisions when selecting suppliers for inventory items includes:
a. price
b. quality of materials
c. dependability of making decisions
d. all of the above - d
The document used to request that an item be ordered is the
a. purchase order
b. purchase requisition
c. purchase advice
d. purchase auction - b
The major cost driver in the purchasing function is
a. the number of purchase orders processed
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Chapter 13 Instructor Manual

The EOQ calculation that considers loss sales or production delays is: a. carrying costs b. stockout costs c. reorder point d. ordering costs - b The approach to managing inventory that is based on forecasted sales to schedule production is: a. IBM b. EOQ c. MRP d. JIT - c Crucial operating decisions when selecting suppliers for inventory items includes: a. price b. quality of materials c. dependability of making decisions d. all of the above - d The document used to request that an item be ordered is the a. purchase order b. purchase requisition c. purchase advice d. purchase auction - b The major cost driver in the purchasing function is a. the number of purchase orders processed

b. the price of the items purchased c. the reputation of the supplier d. none of the above. - a A receiving report is typically not used for a. low cost supply items b. items ordered on blanket purchase orders c. receipt of services d. reoccurring items - c The formula for the inventory turnover is _____ divided by the _____. a. net sales; inventory b. cost of goods sold; average inventory c. gross margin; inventory d. none of the above - b Which of the following statements is false? a. Kickbacks are the most expensive form of employee corruption. b. RFID technology is more efficient than bar codes. c. The Bureau of Industry and Security maintains lists of individuals and companies with whom it is illegal to transact business. d. Competitive written bids should be solicited for high-cost and specialized products. e. All of the above. - e The following is (are) a red flag(s) that would identify suppliers likely to represent potential problems: a. The supplier's address is on the invoices. b. Entertainment expenses are high in terms of a percentage of the supplier's gross sales. c. A large percentage of the supplier's gross sales were to one company. d. A and B