Materials, costs, ordering ect Flashcards

(22 cards)

1
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raw materials used to produce goods as well as the goods that are available for sale are also known as ?

A

Materials inventory

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Materials inventory

What are the three materials held by a manufacturing business ?

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  1. Raw materials
  2. Work in progress
  3. Finished Goods
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3
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Materials inventory

What are the materials held by a trading business ?

A

Goods for resale

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4
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Materials inventory

What are the materials held by a service business ?

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Consumable items

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5
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To work out the buffer inventory an equation uses the reorder level, average usage & the average lead time. What is the equation used ?

A

reorder level - (average usage x average lead time)

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6
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To work out the reorder level the equation uses the average usage, average lead time & buffer inventory. What is the equation used ?

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(average usage x average lead time) + buffer inventory

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7
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To work out the maximum inventory level the equation uses the buffer inventory & the maximum reorder quantity. What is the equation used ?

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buffer inventory + maximum reorder quantity

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8
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To work out the maximum reorder quantity the equation uses the maximum inventory level & the buffer inventory. What is the equation used ?

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maximum inventory level - buffer inventory

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9
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To work out the minimum reorder quantity the equation uses the average lead time & the average usage. What is the equation used ?

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average usage x average lead time

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10
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What are the two ways that a business can value their inventory held ?

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  • Buying price
  • Net selling price
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11
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average usage x average lead time = M…… R…… Q…… ?

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Minimum reorder quantity

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12
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maximum inventory level - buffer inventory = M…… R…… Q…… ?

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Maximum reorder quantity

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13
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buffer inventory + maximum reorder quantity = M…… I…….. L…. ?

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Maximum Inventory level

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14
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(average usage x average lead time) + buffer inventory = R…… L…. ?

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Reorder level

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15
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reorder level - (average usage x average lead time) = B….. I…….. ?

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Buffer inventory

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16
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Raw materials and components are materials held by a (Trading/Manufacturing/Service) business ?

A

Manufacturing business

17
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Goods for resale are materials held by a (Trading/Manufacturing/Service) business ?

A

Trading business

18
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Consumable materials are materials held by a (Trading/Manufacturing/Service) business ?

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Service business

19
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Retailers and wholesalers are examples of a (Trading/Manufacturing/Service) business ?

A

Trading business

20
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What are the two methods of recording the inventory that comes in and out of a business ?

Hint - P…….. I…….. & J… I. T…

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1.Perpetual inventory
2. Just in time

21
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The (Just In Time/Perpetual Inventory) method records the issue and receipt of the inventory as it passes in and out of the business ?

A

Perpetual inventory method

22
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The (Just In Time/Perpetual Inventory) method is favoured by manufacturing businesses and is where supplies and components are orded as and when they are needed ?

A

Just in time method