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Chapter 4 Objectives
Chapter 4 Objectives
Chapter 4 Objectives
18. Which mode of transportation has the most extensive road network?
- A) United States
- B) China
- C) India
- D) Russia
20. What is the primary aim of reverse logistics in global supply chains?
- A) Maximizing production efficiency
- B) Minimizing transportation costs
- C) Efficiently managing returned goods
- D) Expediting order processing
21. What is the primary role of a global distribution center (DC)?
- A) Storing raw materials
- B) Providing transportation services
- C) Customizing products for delivery
- D) Manufacturing goods
22. Which strategic location considerations are mentioned for global DCs?
- A) Transportation costs and community acceptance
- B) Environmental concerns and market channels
- C) Labor availability and packaging efficiency
- D) Market channels and packaging design
23. What are the primary activities within global distribution centers?
- A) Purchasing, marketing, and sales
- B) Manufacturing, packaging, and transportation
- C) Receiving, storage, order picking, and shipping
- D) Research and development, production, and quality control
24. What percentage of inventory do multinational corporations hold in finished
goods?
- A) 32.30%
- B) 17.94%
- C) 49.76%
- D) 50.00%
25. What are the categories of packaging?
- A) Primary, secondary, and tertiary
- B) Outer, inner, and transit
- C) Retail, wholesale, and e-commerce
- D) Industrial, commercial, and consumer
28. What are the primary guidelines for designing materials-handling systems in
global supply chains?
- A) Standardization and prioritizing investments
- B) Maximizing stationary systems and minimizing equipment utilization
- C) Ensuring discontinuous materials flow and maximizing dead weight
- D) Prioritizing packaging efficiency over handling equipment
29. What is the primary mode of transportation for global logistics?
- A) Air transportation
- B) Rail transportation
- C) Ocean transportation
- D) Pipeline transportation
32. What is the primary aim of reverse logistics in global supply chains?
- A) Maximizing production efficiency
- B) Minimizing transportation costs
- C) Efficiently managing returned goods
- D) Expediting order processing