Exam 11: Global Location Decisions
Exam 1: Introduction to Supply Chain Management134 Questions
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Exam 4: Ethical and Sustainable Sourcing45 Questions
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Exam 6: Resource Planning Systems45 Questions
Exam 7: Inventory Management44 Questions
Exam 8: Process Management - Lean and Six Sigma in the Supply Chain41 Questions
Exam 9: Domestic Usand Global Logistics45 Questions
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Exam 11: Global Location Decisions40 Questions
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According to the text,the primary objective of an offshore factory is to take advantage of low labor costs.
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Global location decisions are made to optimize the performance of the supply chain and be consistent with the firm's competitive strategy.
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A country that imposes high tariffs encourages foreign-based companies to import goods.
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Which of the following regional trade agreements is paired with the appropriate region of the world?
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Which of the following issues is (are)important to consider when trying to determine the location of a firm's facilities?
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Examples of regional trade agreements include all of the following EXCEPT:
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A project with environmental implications is the Keystone XL pipeline.
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Consideration of regional trade agreements is critical to the facility location decision process because of their impact on which of the following?:
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Organizations that primarily compete on speed of delivery,such as FedEx and UPS,utilize which of the following approaches for location determination:
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Which of the following factors serves as a magnet for business clusters?
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Startup and other smaller firms do not typically benefit from locating in cluster areas.
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Your company needs to determine the appropriate location of a factory in order to take advantage of government incentives and avoid tariff barriers,the type of factory needed can be referred to as a(n):
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According to the textbook,two models that utilize quantitative data,which can help determine the attractiveness of one location versus another,are the Break-Even Model and the Extrapolated Average Cost Model.
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Which of the following would be considered a quality of life factor?
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A list of quality-of-life factors would most likely include proximity to customers,proximity to suppliers,tariff rates,and currency stability.
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According to the text,with increasing globalization the access to global markets and corporate networks makes the role of location less important as a source of competitive advantage.
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Which of the following trade agreements was set up after WWII and originally consisted of six countries?
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When a number of interconnected companies and institutions from a particular field are located in a single geographic location,that location is referred to is a(n):
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A "lead factory" is set up in a location with an abundance of advanced suppliers,competitors,research facilities and knowledge centers in order to have access to the most current information on materials,components,technologies and products.
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