What is the definition of "Supply Chain Disruption"?

• Increase in production costs

• A breakdown in services in a supply chain

• A breakdown in the flow of goods or services in a supply chain

• Shortage of goods

What does "Bottleneck" refer to in logistics?

• A shortage of goods

• A sudden increase in demand

• A point of congestion in a production system

• A complete shutdown of production

What is the primary effect of "Port Congestion"?

• Decrease in shipping costs

• Faster delivery times

• Improved worker efficiency

• Delays in loading and unloading cargo

"Labor Shortage" occurs when:

• There are not enough workers available

• Goods are unavailable

• Prices of goods increase

• Markets close due to disasters

Which of the following is influenced by geopolitical factors?

• Supply chain bottlenecks

• A country's relationships and policies

• Technological development

• Worker productivity

What is a major cause of "Market Fluctuation"?

• Labor stability

• Changes in supply and demand

• Fixed prices in the market

• Political treaties

Which global event can cause supply chain disruption?

• Technological innovation

• E-commerce growth

• Geopolitical tensions

• Factory automation

What happens when countries impose tariffs due to geopolitical tensions?

• Prices decrease

• Import costs increase

• Trade becomes faster

• Trade agreements are nullified

A recent example of geopolitical tensions affecting trade is:

• U.S.-China trade war

• NAFTA agreement

• International postal services

• African Union peace talks

What was the main cause of price hikes in electronics during the U.S.-China trade war?

• Overproduction

• New labor laws

• Tariffs on Chinese imports

• Decreased consumer demand