SCM Final Exam 2020

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This flashcard set delves into advanced supply chain management concepts at the university level, focusing on processes, risk mitigation, and network dynamics. It covers topics like quality management, transaction flows, and sustainability practices, including linear and circular economy examples. The flashcards are designed for students preparing for exams, offering multiple-choice questions on key terms and practical applications in business and service-oriented contexts.

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Anglais

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Economie politique

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Université

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24.01.2022 / 21.01.2023

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Which statements about Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) in Supply Chain Management (SCM) are true?

With regard to the requirements for the LCA, precise criteria are deliberately omitted so as not to restrict the commitment andflexibility of companies.

The assessment of the "carbon footprint" of products and processes is carried out in 5 steps.

In the event of changes in the supply chain, the "carbon footprint" must be recalculated.

A life cycle assessment examines all elements in the life cycle of a product for possible ecological risks in order to identify weak points, optimization potential and options for action.

With regard to the requirements for the LCA, precise criteria are deliberately omitted so as not to restrict the commitment andflexibility of companies.

The assessment of the "carbon footprint" of products and processes is carried out in 5 steps.

In the event of changes in the supply chain, the "carbon footprint" must be recalculated.

A life cycle assessment examines all elements in the life cycle of a product for possible ecological risks in order to identify weak points, optimization potential and options for action.

Which statements about the "Linear and Circular Economy" are true?

The principle of "disposal before recycling (use or recovery) before avoidance" applies.

From an economic point of view, disposal usually means the final disposal of waste.

One of the problems with reusable systems is that high cleaning and maintenance costs can be incurred.

With regard to residual materials, a distinction can be made between solid output, liquid residue and gaseous output.

The principle of "disposal before recycling (use or recovery) before avoidance" applies.

From an economic point of view, disposal usually means the final disposal of waste.

One of the problems with reusable systems is that high cleaning and maintenance costs can be incurred.

With regard to residual materials, a distinction can be made between solid output, liquid residue and gaseous output.

Which statements about "Sustainability" are true?

Regulatory pressure represents an external driver for sustainability.

When "avoidance" is used as a method to mitigate risk in supply chains, demand fluctuations are accepted.

In the three-pillar model, the three dimensions of economic, ecological and social performance must be alternatively fulfilled in order for an object to be considered to have sustainable performance.

The statement "If it's your supply chain: own it!" means that to ensure sustainability, each company must take responsibility for its own part of the supply chain.

Regulatory pressure represents an external driver for sustainability.

When "avoidance" is used as a method to mitigate risk in supply chains, demand fluctuations are accepted.

In the three-pillar model, the three dimensions of economic, ecological and social performance must be alternatively fulfilled in order for an object to be considered to have sustainable performance.

The statement "If it's your supply chain: own it!" means that to ensure sustainability, each company must take responsibility for its own part of the supply chain.

According to the "Linear and Circular Economy", match the examples given below with the corresponding method:

Multi-use packaging

Reuse

Reutilization (Reprocessing)

Continued Use (Reusage)