Factors That the Judge Examines to Determine the Reliability of Identification

question 37

Multiple Choice

Factors that the judge examines to determine the reliability of identification evidence under the due proves test include all of the following, except:

• A) Perception
• B) Suggestiveness
• C) Accuracy
• D) Concentration

Comprehend the effects of demand forecast accuracy and aggregation on inventory management.

Identify the factors influencing the appropriate level of safety inventory and understand the trade-offs involved.

Understand the mechanisms of inventory review policies (e.g., continuous review, periodic review) and their impact on inventory levels and order patterns.

Appreciate the role of product fill rate and order fill rate in measuring supply chain performance.

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Definitions:

Empirical Work

Research that relies on actual experience or observation rather than theory or pure logic, often involving the collection and analysis of data.

Productivity

An indicator of production effectiveness, typically shown as the proportion of outputs versus inputs in the manufacturing process.

Wage Differentials

The variation in pay rates between different sectors, roles, or geographical locations, often influenced by skill levels, supply and demand, and living costs.

Discrimination

Unfair treatment or prejudice against individuals or groups based on characteristics such as race, gender, or age.