A) the decision-making process that determines whether a product is sustainable.
B) the decision-making process to determine which manufacturer meets a firm's evaluative criteria for the manufacturing of a new component part or equipment.
C) an evaluation of whether components and assemblies will be purchased from outside suppliers or built by the firm itself.
D) an evaluation of different suppliers to determine which one can fill an order without having to make any changes to the original product while maintaining the same level of quality.
E) the decision-making process to determine which supplier can fill an order the fastest by a specified time period.
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A) purchasing committee.
B) sustainable procurement panel.
C) buying center.
D) supply partnership.
E) purchasing task force.
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A) price.
B) environmental impact.
C) warranties and claim policies.
D) quality.
E) delivery capabilities.
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A) new buy.
B) straight rebuy.
C) modified rebuy.
D) make-buy.
E) standard reorder.
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A) information search.
B) antecedent states.
C) alternative evaluation.
D) purchase decision.
E) problem recognition.
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A) retailers
B) wholesalers
C) manufacturers' agents
D) manufacturers
E) ultimate consumers
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A) Webfronts.
B) Web chains.
C) X-changes.
D) e-syndicates.
E) e-marketplaces.
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A) European Union (EU) .
B) United Nations (UN) .
C) North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) .
D) North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) .
E) USCANMEX.
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A) ISO 9000 certification.
B) sustainable procurement.
C) cause marketing.
D) ecological procurement.
E) sustainable development.
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A) manufacturers.
B) logistics and supply chain providers.
C) government agencies.
D) end-user service providers.
E) retailers and wholesalers.
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A) bidder's list.
B) make-buy list.
C) supplier's sheet.
D) vendor-rating sheet.
E) e-marketplace.
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A) production facilities and capacity
B) consumer demand
C) flexibility and adaptability
D) adherence to government policies
E) senior management directives
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A) cost analysis.
B) make-buy decision.
C) value analysis.
D) modified rebuy.
E) derived-demand decision.
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A) The purchase decision is usually quick once the information search has been completed.
B) Even after the bid is accepted, further negotiation is likely.
C) Even if several vendors make it onto the bidder's list, ultimately only one supplier is chosen.
D) If a supplier on the bidder's list is not selected, it is rarely told the reason(s) why it was rejected.
E) Once an agreement has been formally reached, neither the buyer nor the seller is permitted to make changes to the terms of the contract.
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A) problem recognition
B) information search
C) alternative evaluation
D) purchase decision
E) value analysis
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A) conditional buy.
B) straight rebuy.
C) new buy.
D) modified rebuy.
E) standard buy.
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A) buy, lease, and rent.
B) new buy, make-buy, and modified rebuy.
C) manufacturing contracts, consulting contracts, and service contracts.
D) new buy, straight rebuy, and modified rebuy.
E) new buy, internal make-buy, and modified rebuy.
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A) problem recognition
B) information search
C) alternative evaluation
D) purchase decision
E) postpurchase behavior
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A) selling committee.
B) sustainable procurement department.
C) purchasing unit.
D) buying center.
E) buying committee.
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