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Chapter 16: Global Logistics and Materials Management
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materials management : The timely movement of raw materials, parts, and supplies into and through the firm.
physical distribution : Involves the movement of the firms finished product to its customers.
supply chain management : Encompasses the planning and management of all activities involved in sourcing and procurement, conversion, and logistics.
currency variation : Changes in exchange rates that can effect how firms do business internationally
tramp service : A type of ocean shipping that is available for irregular routes and is scheduled only on demand
noneconomic factors : One of the factors effecting choice of transport mode in firms, doesn't have to do with economics
bill of lading : A basic contract between the shipper and the carrier
international freight forwarder : Acts as an agent for the marketer in moving cargo to an overseas destination
inventory carrying costs : The expense of maintaining inventories
internet : This allows customers access to a company with ease.
reverse distribution systems : Logistics that ensure that a firm can retrieve its goods from the market for the subsequent use, recycling, or disposal.
Chapter 16: Global Logistics and Materials Management
Across:1. | Acts as an agent for the marketer in moving cargo to an overseas destination | 3. | Logistics that ensure that a firm can retrieve its goods from the market for the subsequent use, recycling, or disposal. |
| 10. | A basic contract between the shipper and the carrier | 11. | Changes in exchange rates that can effect how firms do business internationally |
| | Down:2. | One of the factors effecting choice of transport mode in firms, doesn't have to do with economics | 4. | Encompasses the planning and management of all activities involved in sourcing and procurement, conversion, and logistics. | 5. | A type of ocean shipping that is available for irregular routes and is scheduled only on demand | 6. | The expense of maintaining inventories |
| 7. | This allows customers access to a company with ease. | 8. | Involves the movement of the firms finished product to its customers. | 9. | The timely movement of raw materials, parts, and supplies into and through the firm. |
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Chapter 16: Global Logistics and Materials Management
Across:1. | Acts as an agent for the marketer in moving cargo to an overseas destination | 3. | Logistics that ensure that a firm can retrieve its goods from the market for the subsequent use, recycling, or disposal. |
| 10. | A basic contract between the shipper and the carrier | 11. | Changes in exchange rates that can effect how firms do business internationally |
| | Down:2. | One of the factors effecting choice of transport mode in firms, doesn't have to do with economics | 4. | Encompasses the planning and management of all activities involved in sourcing and procurement, conversion, and logistics. | 5. | A type of ocean shipping that is available for irregular routes and is scheduled only on demand | 6. | The expense of maintaining inventories |
| 7. | This allows customers access to a company with ease. | 8. | Involves the movement of the firms finished product to its customers. | 9. | The timely movement of raw materials, parts, and supplies into and through the firm. |
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© 2012
PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only