Supply

Class _ - Subsistence, including gratiutous health and welfare items

• Class 1

• Class 2

• Class 3

• Class 4

Class_ - POL; Petroleum fuels , lubricants, hydraulic and insulating oils, preservatives, liquid and compressed gasses, chemical products, coolants, anti freeze compounds, and coal.

• Class 1

• Class 2

• Class 3

• Class 4

Class _- All types of ammunition including chemicals, radiological and special weapons, bombs, explosives, mines, fuses, detonators, pyrotechnics, missiles, rockets, propellants and other associated items;

• Class 5

• Class 4

• Class 6

• Class 9

Classes of supply that’s provide blood.

• Class 7

• Class 8

• Class 8b

• Class 8a

Merger of both push and pull systems, where the medium between the stages of the push-based and the pull-based systems is referred as the push–pull boundary.

• Supply Chain Push System

• Supply Chain Push and Pull System

• Supply Chain Pull System

• Supply Chain Demand Driven Strategies

Involves the swapping of business documents in a standard format from computer-to-computer. It presents the capability as well as the practice of exchanging information between two companies electronically rather than the traditional form of mail, courier, & fax.

• Electronic Commerce

• Electronic Data Interchange

• Barcgode Scanning

• Data Warehouse

• Enterprise Resource Planning

The United States imports many cars from Japan. Suppose that the price of material(s) that Japan uses in making cars declines. What is the INITIAL (first) effect this will have on the Japanese car manufacturers?

• The input costs of Japanese made cars to the US will increase 
• The quantity supply of Japanese made cars sold in the US will decrease 
• The input costs of Japanese made cars in the US will decrease 
• The quantity demand of Japanese made cars sold in the US will decrease

What does a “surplus” (extra amount) of goods in a market imply?

• Prices are too high
• Prices are too low
• Supply is too low
• Demand is too high

Which of the following is NOT a determinant of the supply of peanut butter?

• The price of peanuts 
• The wages of peanut butter factory workers 
• The income of peanut butter consumers
• Existing peanut butter making technology

It is based on demand-driven techniques; the procurement, production and distribution are demand-driven rather than predicting. This system doesn’t always follow the make-to-order production.

• Supply Chan Pull System

• Supply Chain Push System

• Supply Chain Demand Driven Strategies

• Supply Chain Push and Pull System