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Question 1

A company buys 200 metric tons of ethylene per month. The firm has a one-year agreement with Supplier X to buy the ethylene at $1000 per metric ton. After 3 months, the market price drops to $900 per metric ton, and the firm renegotiates the price to $890 per metric ton for the remaining contract term.

What savings should be reported?

Options:

A.

$264,000 cost reduction and $240,000 cost avoidance

B.

$18,000 cost reduction and $180,000 cost avoidance

C.

$24,000 cost reduction and $240,000 cost avoidance

D.

$198,000 cost reduction and $198,000 cost avoidance

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Question 2

A supply manager works with engineering on an aerospace project. A request for quotation (RFQ) Is distributed to five potential suppliers, three of whom respond that they are not interested In the project. The two remaining suppliers say they are interested, but a high level of risk involving tight tolerances will force them to raise prices significantly, and neither will accept a firm fixed price contract. The supply manager arranges a conference with engineering and both suppliers. During this conference, it is determined that only three of the tolerances are truly critical. Based on this conference, a revised RFQ is issued.

This scenario is an example of which of the following aspects of supply management?

Options:

A.

Acting as a liaison between stakeholders

B.

Negotiating a contract award

C.

Facilitating value engineering

D.

Resolving conflicts between stakeholders

Question 3

A supply manager for JKL, Inc. finds a potential new supplier for an item included In a finished product. Quality and service are comparable to those of the current supplier, and the new supplier's cost per unit is $.03 lower than that of the current supplier. Making the transition to the new supplier will require changes to operations costing approximately $12,000. How many units would JKL need to buy in order to justify changing suppliers?

Options:

A.

400,001

B.

40,001

C.

36,001

D.

360,001