Production and procurement management

Question 1 of 10

Procurement management is concerned with

A. hiring staff B. selling to customers C. obtaining goods and services at the right quality, quantity, price and time D. auditing accounts

Question 2 of 10

Inventory control aims to

A. keep the right level of stock at the lowest cost B. hold as much stock as possible C. avoid stock entirely D. sell stock below cost

Question 3 of 10

Productivity is increased by

A. better training and technology B. more absenteeism C. poor equipment D. longer breaks only

Question 4 of 10

Quality control involves

A. checking products to ensure they meet standards B. advertising C. recruiting D. paying wages

Question 5 of 10

Total quality management (TQM) involves

A. everyone in the organisation being responsible for quality B. only inspectors checking quality C. ignoring customers D. producing more regardless

Question 6 of 10

Inviting suppliers to submit bids is called

A. tendering B. auditing C. budgeting D. franchising

Question 7 of 10

Public procurement in Ghana is regulated by the

A. Public Procurement Authority B. Ghana Revenue Authority C. Electoral Commission D. Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority

Question 8 of 10

Just-in-time inventory is risky when

A. suppliers are unreliable B. demand is stable C. storage is costly D. quality is high

Question 9 of 10

Inviting suppliers to submit sealed bids for a contract is

A. tendering B. bartering C. franchising D. leasing

Question 10 of 10

Producing goods continuously in very large quantities is

A. job production B. mass (flow) production C. batch production D. craft production

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