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Contemporary Logistics Study Set 2
Quiz 3: Strategic and Financial Logistics
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Question 41
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Long-term assets have a useful life of more than two years.
Question 42
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A reduction in inventory would increase inventory turnover, which means an increase in that organization's return on assets (ROA).
Question 43
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A common measure of organizational financial success is return on investment.
Question 44
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Marketing goals in areas such as product availability, desired customer service levels, and packaging design have limited influence on logistics decisions.
Question 45
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The balance sheet reflects the assets, liabilities, and costs of goods sold at a given point in time.
Question 46
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An understanding of financial terminology can help logisticians to manage logistical activities to improve their company's financial performance.
Question 47
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The primary influence of logistics activities on sales would be through the improvement of customer service.
Question 48
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A process strategy refers to management of logistics activities across business units with a focus on reducing complexity for customers.
Question 49
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With respect to net profit margin, the most relevant categories for logistics managers to consider are sales, costs of goods sold, and asset turnover.
Question 50
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Return on assets equals net profit margin times asset turnover.
Question 51
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In general, the income statement measures the profitability of the products and/or service provided by a company.
Question 52
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Asset turnover is computed by dividing return on assets by total assets.
Question 53
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With respect to asset turnover, inventory is typically the most relevant logistics asset.
Question 54
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The balanced scorecard provides the framework for conducting return on assets analysis by incorporating revenues and expenses to generate net profit margin, as well as inclusion of assets to measure asset turnover.