Taylor uses old t-shirts to make reusable shopping or grocery bags. People donate their old t-shirts. It takes her about 30 minutes per shirt to make the bag. She sells the bags at craft fairs and donates all of her profits to her favorite charity.
Which of the following is true about Taylor's supply chain?
A)Taylor's supplier is downstream in her supply chain.
B)Taylor's customers are downstream in her supply chain.
C)Taylor has no information flows.
D)Taylor's supplier is the only other link in her supply chain.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Taylor's customers are downstream in her supply chain because they are the end-users of the reusable shopping or grocery bags. There is no mention of a supplier in this scenario, so we cannot assume that Taylor has one. Additionally, even if she did have a supplier for her t-shirts, they would not necessarily be considered downstream in her supply chain as they are not paying her for the end product. Finally, while there may be some information flow involved in coordinating the donation of t-shirts and selling the bags at craft fairs, we cannot assume that Taylor has no information flows as there is simply not enough information given.

Taylor Uses Old T-Shirts to Make Reusable Shopping or Grocery