A) purchase order
B) blanket purchase order
C) voucher
D) purchase requisition
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A) demand for inventory is fairly predictable.
B) demand for inventory is mostly unpredictable.
C) product has a short life cycle.
D) MRP is always a preferred method over JIT.
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A) safety stock.
B) just-in-time production.
C) economic order quantity.
D) optimal inventory quantity.
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A) Vendor invoices should be reviewed by the purchasing manager to ensure that they are correct.
B) Accounts payable should reconcile purchase orders, receiving reports, and invoices.
C) Vendor invoices should be reviewed by accounts receivable and then cancelled when paid.
D) Controls are adequate under the current system.
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A) Only pay from original invoices.
B) Cancel all invoices and supporting documentation when paid.
C) Strict access and authorization controls for the approved vendor master file.
D) Require three-way match for all inventory purchase invoices.
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A) use blanket purchase orders.
B) convert a manual AIS system to EDI and EFT.
C) streamline noninventory purchases.
D) use evaluated receipt settlement.
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A) price of the items
B) quantity of the items
C) purchase order number
D) counted and inspected by
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A) prices of goods
B) quality of goods
C) credit rating of the vendor
D) ability to deliver on time
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A) Variance analysis of actual expenses to budgeted expenses
B) For high-dollar goods, solicit competitive bids from possible vendors
C) Only place orders with vendors on an approved vendor list
D) Frequent review of, and update to, vendor price lists stored in the AIS
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A) accounts payable; purchasing; cashier
B) purchasing; accounts payable; cashier
C) purchasing; cashier; accounts payable
D) purchasing; accounts payable; treasurer
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A) ordering costs.
B) carrying costs.
C) the reorder point.
D) stockout costs.
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A) an EDI auction.
B) a trading exchange.
C) a reverse auction.
D) a supplier consortium.
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A) a just-in-time inventory system.
B) the economic order quantity.
C) a reorder point.
D) materials requirements planning.
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A) a just-in-time inventory system.
B) the economic order quantity.
C) a reorder point.
D) materials requirements planning.
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A) ordering goods
B) receiving and storing goods
C) paying for goods and services
D) requesting goods be ordered
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A) requiring all suppliers to have the carrier verify quantities and item numbers before shipment
B) requiring all suppliers to include RFID tags on their items
C) requiring all suppliers to use EDI to expedite the receiving department function
D) requiring all delivery trucks to have satellite data terminals to expedite the receiving department function
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A) minimize or entirely eliminate carrying and stockout costs
B) reduce required inventory levels by scheduling production rather than estimating needs
C) determine the optimal reorder point
D) determine the optimal order size
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A) stockouts
B) purchasing from unauthorized vendors
C) requisitioning goods not needed
D) All of the above are threats in the purchase requisition process.
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A) Receiving report
B) Purchase order
C) Purchase requisition
D) Packing slip
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