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NARA [144]
3 years ago
5

Techilex delivers timber directly to furniture manufacturers. The company takes legal possession of the timber it distributes. T

he company doesn't physically process timber but it facilitates timber's safe delivery to the clients. In this scenario, Techilex is a(n) __________.
Business
1 answer:
Sindrei [870]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The correct answer is drop shipper.

Explanation:

Drop shipping can be defined as one of the supply chain management method where the vendor does not stock any product.

In drop shipping when a vendor gets any order from the customer, the vendor forwards it to the third party for order fulfillment and then ships the product directly from the third party to the customer by the name of the vendor.

According to the scenario, techilex does not store any product but only facilitates delivery for the products shows the drop shipping type of business.

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The correct answer is option A,strategic alliance

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In this case,Alpha as the leader in laptop designing  is combining resources with another technological giant Microchips Inc. in order that they may complement each other's efforts.The synergy impact of such arrangement is enormous as each partner concentrates on what he knows best.

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Perception barrier

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<u>Try records:</u>

Accounts receivables 40,000 debit

      Sales revenue                 40,000 credit

COGS                          30,000 debit

        Merchandise               30,000 credit

Sales returns                1,400 debit

    Accounts receivable      1,400 credit

Merchandise        800 debit

       COGS                      800 credit

Cash                     37,442 debit

Sales discount       1,158 debit

        Accounts receivables      38,600 credit

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Merchandise          40,000 debit

         Accounts Payable 40,000 credit

Account payable            1,400 debit

    Merchandise                     1,400 credit

Accounts payable      38,600 credit

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