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galina1969 [7]
2 years ago
11

What factors have caused the current interest in, and attention to, strategic purchasing and supply planning?

Business
1 answer:
Ad libitum [116K]2 years ago
4 0

These purchasing strategies are crucial for the development and expansion of the firm since they explicitly state the goals and objectives in the appropriate qualities.

It also measures it using the outcomes that have been achieved, taking into account both internal and external elements that have an impact on the company.

The following are some components of the Purchase strategy:

  • Clear Objective
  • Evaluateable Goals
  • Development Plan
  • Evaluative Plans
  • Clear Objective

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Activity Cost Driver                                           Overhead Rate

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Setup                           240,000/120 runs        $2,000 per production run

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3. Production costs, using direct labor-hours and the predetermined rate:

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Number of units produced       63,000         20,000       11,000     94,000

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4. Production costs, using the recommended cost drivers and the predetermined activity rates:

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Number of units produced       63,000         20,000       11,000     94,000

Direct materials costs            $38,000       $23,000   $15,000   $76,000

Direct labor costs                         7,350            6,450       8,700     22,500

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Number of production runs             4                    3               5             12

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