Exam 6: Designing Global Supply Chain Networks

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Summarize the steps in the decision tree analysis methodology.

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The present value of a future stream of cash flows is what that stream

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For a global supply chain, exchange rates and inflation are

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Decisions made during the supply chain design phase regarding significant investments in the supply chain, such as the number and size of plants to build, the number of trucks to purchase or lease, and whether to build or lease warehouse space,

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Among the sources of risk identified in global supply chains, the highest among these four is

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The degree of demand and price uncertainty has a significant influence on the appropriate portfolio of long- and short-term warehousing space that a firm should carry.

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One of the best ways to speed up the process of financial analysis and arrive at a good decision is to

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A global supply chain with offshoring

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The decision with the highest NPV (net present value) will provide a supply chain with

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Decision tree analysis is based on Bellman's principle, which states that for any choice of strategy in a given state,

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Offshoring typically lowers labor, working capital and fixed costs but increases risk and freight costs.

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Firms should use simulation for evaluating decisions when

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Simulation models

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Scenario 6.1 - The Big Box Bahouth Ltd. is planning for the next two years of production and debating whether to construct a large cross-dock facility with 40 truck bays or a smaller one with 20 truck bays. The cost to build the large facility is $2 million and the cost to build the small one is $1.2 million. If they construct a large facility and demand is as high as they hope, then operating costs are $450,000 annually. If they construct a large facility and demand is low, then operating costs are $300,000. If they construct a small facility and demand is low, the operating costs are $275,000 but if they experience high demand, the operating cost of a small facility increases to $600,000. After having conducted some market research, they feel that the likelihood of high demand is 0.7 and the likelihood of small demand is 0.3. -Use the information from Scenario 6.1 to determine the expected cost of operating a large facility for two years.

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The rate of return k is also referred to as the

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