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1. The supply channel consists of:

• a)           Transporting goods from the production center to the distribution warehouse.

• b)           Transporting finished products to the points of sale to the consumer.

• c)            Transporting raw materials to the production center's warehouse.

The functions of logistics in service companies are:

• a)           Providing the means and resources needed to meet customer demand.

• b)           Delivering the services requested by customers.

• c)            Supplying vehicles and other services requested by customers.

The commercial distribution channel consists of:

• a)           Transporting goods from the factory to transit warehouses.

• b)           Transporting goods or manufactured products to the points of sale to the consumer.

• c)            Transporting raw materials to the production center.

Logistics, as a business activity, is used to organize and control the flow of products in order to:

• a)           Meet demand at the lowest cost.

• b)           Achieve the level of service required by the customer.

• c)            Reduce overall storage and distribution costs.

According to the number of intermediaries involved in the distribution of consumer goods, we can find:

• a)           Zero-level channel: manufacturer-industrial customer.

• b)           One-level channel: manufacturer-wholesaler-consumer.

• c)            Three-level channel: manufacturer-importer-wholesaler-point of sale-consumer.

The logistics activities of a commercial company are:

• a)           Supplying goods and distributing them to the consumer.

• b)           Supplying raw materials, manufacturing products, and commercial distribution.

• c)            Distributing the manufactured product to the consumer.

The manufacturer who sells their products using an exclusive distribution system:

• a)           Uses the direct channel to reach the consumer.

• b)           Reaches the consumer through intermediaries who do not sell similar products.

• c)            Selects a point of sale with a certain prestige.

The logistics activities of an industrial company are:

• a)           Supplying goods and distributing them to the consumer.

• b)           Supplying raw materials, manufacturing products, and commercial distribution.

• c)            Distributing the manufactured product to the consumer.

According to the number of intermediaries involved in the distribution of industrial goods, we can find:

• a)           Zero-level channel: manufacturer-consumer.

• b)           One-level channel: manufacturer-distributor-customer.

• c)            Three-level channel: manufacturer-importer-wholesaler-point of sale-consumer.

Warehouses, according to their logistic function, can be:

• a)           Central, consolidation, regional, and local.

• b)           Central, conventional, and logistic platforms.

• c)            Automated, conventional, and regional or zonal.