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kogti [31]
3 years ago
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7.Which of the following customers are the most valued by a business? A. Average B. Major C. Below-average D. Loyal

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alisha [4.7K]3 years ago
6 0

7. a) Loyal customers are most valued because they continue to bring business over time

9. b) quality costs are all the costs that results from defects and that are incurred to prevent defects.

14. b) inseparability

16. a) fluctuating demand (fluctuation means change/going up and down)

19. a) one seller and many buyers.

Anna [14]3 years ago
3 0
<h2>Answer 1 (Q.7)  </h2>

Option A - Average.

<u>Explanation </u>

Average customers are most valued because they give the most value and benefits to the service provided by the business, This serves as a guideline for employees who are selling or representing the product or the service to the customers and gives the moderate rating about their serving. Average customers also help in improving awareness and recognition and also builds trust and loyalty that creates a good bond between the sellers and customers.  

<h2>Answer 2 (Q.8)  </h2>

Option A - Many strong and committed suppliers.

<u>Explanation </u>

There should be strong and committed suppliers to maximize the effectiveness of the contracts by assuring that the elements are sourced to the best suppliers or providers possible out there as this can have a great impact if the suppliers are good enough to carry out a particular task. The focus is being maintained so that there are fewer chances of having risks in the enterprises and that the quality is being improved so provide with betterment.  

<h2>Answer 3 (Q.9)  </h2>

Option B - Quality.

<u>Explanation </u>

If the quality is good then there will be more customers which will increase the value and enhance the business image with higher profitability. There will be more customer focus and satisfaction that will bring a high rate of support to the business by the increased amount of benefits and better cost maintenance would be seen. Quality makes an important contribution to long-term income and profitability.  

<h2>Answer 4 (Q.10)  </h2>

Option C - Push supply chain

<u>Explanation </u>

In the push supply chain, the products are being promoted and presented by pushing them onto people and it requires a lot of approachment as it is a promotional strategy where the business attempts to portray their messages in front of the potential customers to attract them. A push strategy uses trade promotions to push a product or service through to the sales channel to be presentable enough to promote their products.

<h2>Answer 5 (Q.11) </h2>

Option D - Reverse logistics.

<u>Explanation </u>

Reverse logistics refer to the usage and recycling of goods and supplies. It is the process of moving goods from their usual ultimate purpose to capture the value. After the sale, any management or business includes reverse logistics to improve the outcomes. To retain any use from the defective product, the product would travel in reverse through the supply chain network and such matters are referred to as reverse logistics.  

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