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MKBU 3225 Lecture 1: Chapter 1

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The segmentation process begins by grouping:

a. competitors with similar needs and preferences.

b. customers with similar lifetime values.

c. market offerings with similar sales potential.

d. customers with similar needs and preferences.

e. customers with similar demographic profiles

Because manufacturers with JIT systems produce merchandise closer to the time of sale, they can:

A. organize cooperative agreements among competing manufacturers to reduce oversupply.

B. reduce inventories needed to satisfy retailers' demand.

C. use exclusive geographic territories to centralize production.

D. effectively eliminates the need for a dispatcher.

E. replace independent supply chains with corporate supply chains.

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Aggregate planning is concerned with determining the quantity and timing of production in the:

a) short term.

b) long term.

c) Intermediate-term.

d) all of the above.