To assist in determining what represents acceptable value, a buyer is likely to:( )
A: identify the function of a good or service.
B: provide the mathematics for a suitable inspection program.
C: purchase a branded item.
D: disallow supplier substitutions for the specified item.
E: avoid involving engineering in need identification and
specification.
A: identify the function of a good or service.
B: provide the mathematics for a suitable inspection program.
C: purchase a branded item.
D: disallow supplier substitutions for the specified item.
E: avoid involving engineering in need identification and
specification.
举一反三
- The<br/>opportunity cost of an item is() A: the number of hours needed to earn money to<br/>buy the item. B: what you give up to get that item.
- Match each numbered item with the most closely related lettered item.
- The trade<br/>receivables collection period measures the average number of days<br/>which elapse between acquiring an item of inventory and then selling<br/>or using that item. ( )
- What does the talk tell us A: How to settle the consumer's complaint about a faulty item. B: How to make an effective complaint about a faulty item. C: How to avoid buying a faulty item. D: How to deal with complaints from consumers.
- A supplier certification program:( ) A: adds cost to the supplier, but provides few benefits to the<br/>supplier. B: may enable the buyer and seller to lower costs and improve quality. C: may improve quality, but at best will not raise costs. D: always improves quality, but usually at a higher purchase price. E: typically cost more to implement than the value of the quality<br/>improvement.