if there is no inventory to move around, there is no need for logistics. do you agree ? why ? why not ?

Answer:

zero inventory

Explanation:

it is unlikely that most business will truly achieve zero inventory because many will continue to hold some buffer stock for emergencies,late delivery,natural disasters or any risk that threatens customer service.

Pan-Africanism is the idea that all black Africans should be united to achieve common goals.
Select one:

True

False


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how could competition policy undo the wrongs of the past and make south africa a better place​

What are five features of an ideal bank? Explain why each is important.

Create your own bank. Name your bank and list your services. What are three things you will always do and three things you will never do at your bank? Why?

Which of the following is a civic responsibility?

(A)Volunteering

(B) Voting

(C) Embracing diversity

(D) Running for office

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e) What are the bases of the development of society? Mention.​

Which of the following has not contributed to the increase in Earth's human population?


creating landfills

better nutrition

clean water

better medicine

What were the differences between the Democratic and Republican Party Platforms in the 1860 election?

A. The Democratic Party platform tends to support cutting taxes.
B. The Republican Party platform tends to support free healthcare.
C. The Democratic Party platform tends to support less government.
D. The Republican Party platform tends to support cutting taxes.

How did the Montagnard people become refugees? They fled their homes in the middle of the Vietnam War. They moved away to avoid assisting the US military. They left mostly due to rising poverty after communists took over their country. They escaped Vietnam after being persecuted by the communist government.

You eat OR skip breakfast, explain the opportunity cost​

You have two liquids in front of you: molasses and coffee. You do not know which one is which. What could you do to determine which substance is which? (2 points)

a.Observe their hardness.
b.Observe their conductivity.
c.Observe their color and texture.
d.Observe their attraction to magnets.

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Air pollution is often caused by:

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Karen dosent like dogs because one pooped within 200 feet of her house 12 years ago, and a veteran moved in across the street with an emotional support dog that never barks and is usually in his fenced back yard. What will the Karen be most likely to do, and what must be done in turn?

A: attempt to feed the dog poised meat; plant an ignition bomb
B: report the owners dog to the county for attempting to attack her to have it put down; make a little gas leak with a timer
C: call the police every day + harass the owner; order various types of animal droppings to her house
D: Try to force you to make your dog vegan; tie karen to weed wacker and make it eat the weeds around your house assuming you can carry 2 tons.

What is the International Money Fund

When a product is being imported in such increased
quantities [amounts) as to be a substantial cause of
serious injury or the threat thereof to domestic producers
of like or directly competitive products, the importing
Party shall consult with the other Party ... before taking
any action affecting the trade of the other Party.
-Israel Free Trade Agreement,
Article 5
1985
Why would this passage appear in a trade agreement?
Check all that apply.
It gives imported products an advantage in a
foreign market
It lets a nation phase out industries that are not
helping its economy.
It lets each ration protect its own industries
It lets the partner nation know about decisions
affecting its exports.
It balances a nation's imports with its exports.

Instructions:
For the following experiments, identify the components listed below each.
1. A health psychologist wants to test the hypothesis that yellow hospital rooms will shorten the recovery time for surgical patients when compared to recovery times of patients in standard white hospital rooms. Half of the patients are randomly assigned to yellow rooms, the other half to white rooms. The number of days until recovery is noted for each patient.
a) Independent variable color of the walls
b) Dependent variable the length of recovery time
c) Control group the half in white rooms
d) Experimental group the half in yellow rooms
2. An educational psychologist wants to explore whether a new math program, which involves textbooks with special colored pictures, will help high school students in learning geometry. Half of the students are randomly assigned to traditional textbooks, while the other half are assigned to the special textbooks. Scores on a standardized geometry test are measured at the end of the semester.
a) Independent variable Type of textbook/math program
b) Dependent variable Scores on geometry test
c) Control group Students use traditional books
d) Experimental group Students use special books
3. A counseling psychologist wants to know whether the methods in a new self-help book are effective. The book promotes a special set of "reflectional" writing exercises for individuals suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The psychologist has some clients complete these "reflectional" writing exercises, while another group of clients are asked to write ordinary journal entries. The level of PTSD symptoms are measured and compared between the two groups of clients.
a) Independent variable
b) Dependent variable
c) Control group
d) Experimental group
4. A psychologist studying memory wants to test the hypothesis that an herbal supplement aids memory. The research involves having 80 individuals complete a memory test. Half of these individuals first consumed the herbal supplement; the other half consumed a placebo pill.
a) Independent variable Medication
b) Dependent variable Performance on memory test
c) Control group Individuals who consumed the placebo pill
A workplace psychologist believes that giving workers frequent but small rewards will improve worker morale and productivity more than the standard reward program (infrequent large rewards to only the best employees). In order to test this hypothesis, some managers are instructed in giving their employees frequent small rewards, while others are left to continue with the standard reward program.
a) Independent variable.
b) Dependent variable.
c) Control group.
d) Experimental group.

Which statement represents a view of an opponent of the social safety net?
A. People who cannot find jobs on their own should be helped
financially
B. Economic insecurity is a problem that can be solved by the
government.
C. Bureaucracy is not as big a problem as financial instability,
D. Government spending should be decreased whenever possible.

The gases that surround Earth are called __________.

the core

the atmosphere

respiration

humus

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a civilization?


Government

Technology

Weather

Culture

Profit equals the total amount of money made minus
A. expenses
B. prices
C. revenue
D. supply

Which statement BEST explains why the percentage of union membership in nonagricultural jobs today is
lower than it was in the mid-1940s?
A. Waves of recent strikes and economic hardships have caused growing anti-union feelings.
B. Mediation and arbitration have reduced the need for picket lines and active striking by union
members, resulting in decreased interest and awareness of unions.
C. The risk of losing one's job due to union membership is too great of a risk in unstable
economic times.
D. The vast improvements already made have reduced the incentive to push for change.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D

Where did the Battle of the Alamo take place?

Golf and Tennis have had a more difficult time then other sports shaking off the myth of the amateur. They have both also suffered from the stereotype of being upper-class, effete, country club sports. Give a brief history of both of these sports making sure to include how the professional has overtaken the amateur in importance.

How was it built and who built it

Question 22 of 29
Which statement best completes the list showing the steps in the presidential
election process?
1. Potential presidential candidates form exploratory committees.
2. Parties select their presidential candidates through primaries and
caucuses.
3.?
A. The Supreme Court approves each party's presidential nominee.
O B. The Electoral College holds debates to evaluate each candidate.
O C. Candidates for each party compete in a general election.
O D. National conventions are held to increase voter turnout.

Which of the following names of native peoples on the map of Native
Peoples of North America (p. 104) are found as geographic names on the
current map of the United States and Canada (p. 105)?
Select one:
O a. Fox
O b. Cherokee
O c. Iroquois
O d. Ottawa

What was the 1st settlement called and where it was located?

What is one thing that the Federal Reserve CANNOT do to help the economy during this coronavirus pandemic?​

Question 1 of 5
Under Genghis Khan, the Mongol Empire was effective at capturing new
territory because:
A. it could afford to hire large armies of foreign soldiers.
a
B. its peaceful policies were popular with its neighbors.
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C. its armies used a wide variety of strategies
D. it did not force its subjects to pay any taxes

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