Final Exam-Buss. Mngt 2-Supply Chain Management

Which of the following is NOT a primary flow in supply chain management?

• Information Flow

• Product Flow

• Employee Flow

• Financial Flow

The movement of goods from suppliers to manufacturers and then to customers is known as:

• Reverse Logistics

• Product Flow

• Financial Flow

• Information Flow

The process of sending demand forecasts, orders, and tracking data between supply chain partners is called:

• Product Flow

• Information Flow

• Reverse Logistics

• Financial Flow

Which flow deals with invoices, payments, and credit terms within the supply chain?

• Product Flow

• Financial Flow

• Reverse Flow

• Supplier Flow

What type of supply chain flow is used for handling returned goods?

• Forward Flow

• Reverse Flow

• Information Flow

• Demand Flow

Which logistics process ensures products are delivered to customers in the right quantity and condition?

• Warehousing

• Distribution

• Inventory Management

• Procurement

Which of the following is an example of a downstream supply chain flow?

• Raw materials being transported to manufacturers

• Finished goods moving from manufacturers to retailers

• Data shared between supply chain partners

• Payments made to suppliers

A Just-in-Time (JIT) inventory system affects which supply chain flow the most?

• Financial Flow

• Information Flow

• Product Flow

• Reverse Flow

The Bullwhip Effect in a supply chain occurs when:

• Demand fluctuations cause supply chain inefficiencies

• Information is shared efficiently across all supply chain members

• Goods flow in reverse due to product recalls

• Financial transactions are streamlined

In a push supply chain, products are:

• Produced in response to customer demand

• Manufactured based on forecasts and pushed to the market

• Delivered only when the customer places an order

• Sent back through reverse logistics