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Quiz
1
Beginner
What are the three phases in the inventory management cycle?
Component Part, Subassembly, Finished Assembly.
Active, Passive, Obsolete.
Raw Material, Work in Process, Finished Goods.
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2
Beginner
What is the best technique for optimizing the amount of Work in Process inventory?
Use ERP scheduling programs.
Apply LEAN manufacturing principles.
Use preferred suppliers and fixed priced contracting.
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3
Beginner
Under what conditions would finished goods inventory that have been shipped to a customer still be carried as an asset on the company’s Balance Sheet?
Never, when finished goods inventory is shipped to the customer it is recorded as a sale and is not carried as an asset on the Balance Sheet.
It is carried on the Balance Sheet of the company if it is a new product and the company has not yet done a formal market launch.
It is carried on the company’s Balance Sheet if it is still owned by the company but pre-positioned at the customer for their instant use when they need it.
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