Supply Chain Management 2025 | Complete Study
Guide, and Practice Questions
Ace your BUAD 332 Final Exam – Business Logistics and Supply Chain Management 2025
with our comprehensive study guide, updated test bank, and practice questions. Review all
major topics including transportation management, inventory control, logistics strategy,
warehousing, and supply chain network design. Designed for university students and
business majors, this resource ensures you’re fully prepared to master logistics and supply
chain concepts for the final exam.
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What are the buyers rights? - ANSWER--right to not buy a product that is offered for sale
-right to expect the product to be safe
-right to expect product to perform as claimed
-right to be well informed about important product aspects
-right to be protected against questionable practices
-right to influence marketing practices in a way that will improve quality of life
, Who was important influence in environmental movement? - ANSWER-Al Gore
Example in class of green as a marketing strategy - ANSWER-Ford Hybrid escape
Definition: a marketing philosophy holding that a company's marketing should support the best long-run
performance of the marketing system - ANSWER-enlightened marketing
3 types of enlightened marketing - ANSWER-consumer-oriented marketing
Innovative marketing
Sense-of-mission marketing
Consumer-oriented marketing - ANSWER-a company should view and organize its marketing activities
from the consumer's point of view
What are the 6 criticisms of marketing? - ANSWER-high prices, deceptive practices, high-pressure selling,
shoddy or unsafe products, obsolescence, poor service to disadvantaged consumers
What are high prices caused by? - ANSWER-high costs of distribution
High advertising and promotion costs
Excessive markups
Example of excessive markups in class - ANSWER-Bayer Asprin V. Store brand
Deceptive pricing & ex in class - ANSWER-falsely advertising "factory" or "wholesale" prices or large
reductions from phony high retail list prices
Ex: Jetstar & Virgin airlines