CSCP Global Supply Chain Networks Questions and Answers Flashcards
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Under which Incoterms 2020 rule does the seller bear all costs and risks, including import duties, to the buyer's named place?
Answer: DDP
DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) places maximum obligation on the seller, including import clearance and duties.
Which item is NOT normally included in landed cost?
Answer: The importer's advertising budget
Landed cost covers costs to get a product to its destination, not downstream marketing expenses.
A multinational sets prices for goods sold between its subsidiaries in different countries. This practice mainly affects:
Answer: In which country profits are recognized and taxed
Transfer pricing shifts where profit is reported, so it is regulated by tax authorities under arm's-length rules.
According to the square root law, if a company goes from 1 to 4 warehouses serving the same demand, total safety stock will roughly:
Answer: Double
Safety stock scales with the square root of the number of stocking locations, and √4 = 2.
What is the main advantage of a hub-and-spoke distribution network?
Answer: Consolidating shipments to gain transportation economies of scale
Hubs consolidate flows from many origins, enabling fuller loads and lower per-unit transport cost.
C-TPAT is a voluntary U.S. Customs and Border Protection program focused on:
Answer: Strengthening supply chain security against terrorism
C-TPAT partners adopt security practices and in return may receive fewer inspections and faster clearance.
An automaker acquires its main steel supplier. This is an example of:
Answer: Backward vertical integration
Acquiring an upstream supplier is backward vertical integration.
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