When Considering Safety Stock and Its Effect on EOQ, Which

question 7

Multiple Choice

When considering safety stock and its effect on EOQ, which of the following statements is false?

• A) Safety stock is equal to the potential excess usage of an input.
• B) The reorder point is affected by the existence of safety stock.
• C) Safety stock decreases inventory holding costs.
• D) Safety stock decreases the potential costs caused by inventory shortages.
• E) Fluctuations in monthly usage of a material indicate the desirability of a safety stock.

Identify the effects of social distance and physical environment on communication.

Understand the ethics and consequences of communication in dispute resolution.

Understand the basic concepts and tools of financial statement analysis.

Comprehend the computation methods for inventory days and turnover.

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