
AQA GCSE Business - 3.3.2. The Role of Procurment - 2
Quiz by Koen De Mulder
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Which of the following would be an example of stock for a business operating in the tertiary sector of production?
Another common term for stock is:
Which of the following is an advantage to a business of using just in time stock control?
A business operates JIT stock control and wants to increase the number of suppliers used to ensure customer orders are delivered on time. Which of the following would therefore be the most important factor in supplier choice?
Effectively overseeing the efficient flow of goods and services throughout the production process from the purchase of raw materials through to completion of the end product is called:
When a business buys large quantities of stock, it can often negotiate a cheaper price that results in lower unit costs. This is an example of a:
Buffer stock can best be described as:
Which external factor has resulted in logistics becoming an increasingly important area of business operations?
Which of the following is a consequence for a food wholesaler of holding large volumes of stock?
Which of the following is a benefit to a clothing e-tailer of its suppliers consistently delivering high quality goods?
Which of the following is a benefit to a business of its suppliers charging very low prices for its stock?
Which of the following best describes a supply chain?
Which of the following businesses is likely to have a supply chain management department?
When a business deals only with one supplier it is known as:
Which of the following is a drawback to a high street fashion retailer of changing to a just in time method of stock control?