In the Logistics-Systems Design Matrix, Volume, Cost and Speed of Delivery

question 39

Multiple Choice

In the logistics-systems design matrix, volume, cost and speed of delivery are three variables (assume three levels: low, moderate or high) used to describe attributes of transportation modes. Rail is associated with

• A) moderate volume, moderate speed and high cost.
• B) moderate volume, high speed and high cost.
• C) high volume, moderate speed and low cost.
• D) low volume, high cost and low speed.
• E) high volume, high speed and high cost.

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