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NEW QUESTION 35
Which is the best definition of reorder point?

A. The point when one unit of stock remains in stockB. The level inventory at which an order must be madeC. The point at which stock will fall to zero minus lead-timeD. The point when stock reaches zero

Answer: B

Explanation:
Reorder point is the point either in time or in a process when the next order should be placed.
Reference:
LO 2, AC 2.3

 

NEW QUESTION 36
Which of the following is often created by each business and commonly used for the purpose of inventory management?

A. FDA product codeB. SKUC. Harmonised systemD. ISBN

Answer: B

Explanation:
Organisations often create their own stock keeping unit (SKU) numbering system, which may or may not have a meaningful structure. Stock keeping unit is a number that is assigned to a product for the purpose of inventory management and is of tracking. In other words, a stock keeping unit is a unique identifier assigned to each product for easier and more efficient record keeping.
An FDA (US Food and Drug Administration) product code describes a specific product and contains a combination of five to seven numbers and letters. The product code submitted with each FDA line item should match the actual product name and/or invoice description of the product.
The International Standard Book Number is a numeric commercial book identifier which is in-tended to be unique. Publishers purchase ISBNs from an affiliate of the International ISBN Agency.
The Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System, also known as the Harmonized System (HS) of tariff nomenclature is an internationally standardized system of names and numbers to classify traded products.
Reference:
LO 1, AC 1.2

 

NEW QUESTION 37
An electricity company charges its customers monthly fee for access and a usage fee for consump-tion of electricity. Which pricing structure is the company using?

A. Dynamic pricingB. Freemium PricingC. Fixed pricingD. Multi-part pricing

Answer: D

Explanation:
Multi-part pricing. The transaction price is calculated from using two or more metrics rather than just one. The most common economic example of a price structure beyond unit pricing is called a two-part tariff. Basically it can be described such that the "entrance fee" provides the privilege of purchasing the metered component. A common multi-part tariff is the two-part tariff in electricity, under which the customer pays a monthly fee for access and a usage fee for consumption of electricity. With this two-part tariff, the operator is able to charge a price equal to marginal cost for electricity, which is profit maximizing, and deviate from marginal cost pricing in the fee for access.
Freemium is an internet-based pricing strategy where a service is offered for free in the beginning, but the price is charged on the premium package with some additional features. However, freemium pricing strategy is different from the premium pricing strategy because freemium offers free sample which you can use without paying anything, you'll only be charged when you want additional features.
Demand pricing is also synonymously used for dynamic pricing; it is a relative term used in the online platform. Dynamic pricing means different pricing is charged from the different customers depending upon the urgency, customer's ability and demand of the customers.
Reference:
LO 3, AC 3.1

 

NEW QUESTION 38
What is the different between gross material requirements plan (gross MRP) and a net material requirements plan (net MRP)?

A. The net MRP includes the amount of inventory on hand, whereas the gross MRP does notB. The gross MRP includes consideration of available inventory, whereas the net MRP does notC. The gross requirement doesn't take taxes into account, whereas the net requirement includes the tax considerationsD. The gross MRP is mostly paper-based, but the net MRP must be computerised

Answer: B

Explanation:
Material requirement planning (MRP) is a production planning and material (inventory) control system used in manufacturing. Objectives of MRP are to ensure materials are available for production while minimising inventory and to plan production and procurement activities.
MRP software combines the master production schedule, the bill of materials and the inventory information to work out the net requirements (net MRP) of what to purchase or produce and when.
These net requirements are worked out using the following equation:
Net requirements = Total requirements - Available inventory
Where:
Total requirement = Gross requirements (gross MRP)
Available inventory = Inventory on hand + Units on order
In the other words, Gross MRP = Net MRP + Available inventory, so the answer should be "The gross MRP includes consideration of available inventory, whereas the net MRP does not" LO 2, AC 2.3

 

NEW QUESTION 39
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