When a Purchasing Manager Knows Roughly What Is Needed but Can't

question 153

Multiple Choice

When a purchasing manager knows roughly what is needed but can't describe it exactly,or when the purchasing arrangement may change as the job progresses,then buying is likely to be by

• A)negotiated contract.
• B)description.
• C)shared information.
• D)operational linkages.
• E)inspection.

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