Inventory Management, Just in Time and Costing Methods

A. relevant total costs
B. contribution costs
C. throughput costs
D. optimized costs

A. carrying costs
B. relevant total costs
C. economic order quantity
D. reorder point

A. relevant carrying cost
B. relevant ordering cost
C. purchase order lease time
D. number of purchase orders

A. chaining point
B. recording point
C. lead point
D. trigger point

A. in-time costing
B. trigger costing
C. back flush costing
D. lead time costing

A. purchase order costs
B. relevant inventory carrying costs
C. irrelevant inventory carrying costs
D. relevant ordering costs

A. annual irrelevant ordering costs
B. annual relevant carrying costs
C. annual relevant ordering costs
D. annual irrelevant carrying costs

A. $200
B. $190
C. $160
D. $180

A. supply chain
B. value chain
C. material flow chain
D. manufacturing flow chain

A. irrelevant inventory carrying costs
B. relevant opportunity cost of capital
C. relevant purchase order costs
D. relevant inventory carrying costs