Exam 14: B Supply Chain Management and Marketing Channels
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The overall safety stock,or inventory needed to prevent a stockout,depends on the general level of prices.
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A discount house can store and transport merchandise that is purchased directly from the producer,thus eliminating the need for a wholesaler.This is an example of vertical channel integration.
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Bonded storage means that goods will not be released until U.S.customs duties or federal or state taxes or other fees are paid.
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The reorder point is computed by multiplying the service standard by the order lead time.
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Public warehouses are business organizations whose primary activity is providing storage and related physical distribution facilities on a rental basis to government organizations.
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Private warehouses are usually leased or purchased when a firm believes its warehouse needs are so stable that it can make a long-term commitment to fixed facilities.
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Small firms are more likely to be in a position to have more distribution centers that may reduce delivery times to customers.
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Like manufacturers' agents,industrial distributors do not take title to products or carry inventories.
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Exclusive dealing occurs when a supplier stipulates that a channel member must purchase additional products besides the one it wants.
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Business buyers prefer to deal with producers through intermediaries and thus eliminate much of the burden of sorting out details.
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Public warehouses do not furnish security for products being used as collateral for loans.
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The use of a freight forwarder that consolidates shipments from several organizations into efficient lot sizes usually increases transit time and sometimes raises shipping costs.
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Industrial distributors and their agents are typical types of intermediaries found in channels for consumer products.
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Marketing intermediaries never establish pricing policies and terms of sale.
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A distribution system's lowest total cost is the result of using a combination of the cheapest functions.
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A manufacturer may try to prohibit intermediaries from selling its products outside designated sales territories to tighten control over distribution of its products.
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Rail transportation is the fastest yet most expensive form of shipping.
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