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MBA801

Question: Maslow regards	
the highest need in his hierarchy.
as
Answer:  Self-Actualisation needs

Question:	systems require very
little inventory because successive operations are closely coordinated.
Answer: JIT

 involves taking orders in one period, and
promising deliveries for a later period.
Answer: Back orders

Question: single-period is used to handle ordering of 
Answer: perishable

is the cost of buying or producing the individual inventory items.
Answer: Item cost

is the management of the flow of materials from manufacturers to customers and from warehouses to retailers.
Answer: Distribution 

 models answer the question of how much to order but not the
question of when to order
Answer: EOQ

 are usally pre-occupicd with the quantity and timing of expected demand. 
Answer: Aggregate

Inventory counting system can be or perpetual.
Answer: periodic 

Measures of inventories are usually reported in three basic ways
Answer: Three

A perpetual inventory system also known as a  system
Answer: continual

Management has two basic functions concerning inventory. 
Answer: two

Question: Linear programming application
begins with the	of a model of the
problem.
Answer:  formulation

Question: Capacity Options has‭	‬
basic options available for altering the capacity.
Answer:  five

Question: Objective of any LP process is called the
Answer:  primal

 Question:	chart is a popular tool for
planning and scheduling simple projects.
Answer: Gantt

Question: Process of reversing or	
of the primal process is called the dual.
Answer: transpose

Question: Lean systems require the	
of sources of potential disruption to the even flow of work.
Answer: elimination

Question: The term	refers to
holding a part or parts over a number of periods.
Answer: part-period

Question:	means that inputs are
infinitely divisible.
Answer: Divisibility

Question: MRP II refers to manufacturing 	planning.
Answer: resources



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