In supply chain management, what does the bullwhip effect refer to? A) A sudden increase in transportation
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- In supply chain management, what does the "bullwhip effect" refer to?
- A) A sudden increase in transportation costs
- B) An increase in demand variability as you move up the supply chain
- C) The use of large trucks for transportation
- D) A sudden increase in supplier lead times
- In a normal distribution, what percentage of data falls within one standard deviation of the mean?
- A) 25%
- B) 50%
- C) 68%
- D) 95%
- E) 99.7%
- If the correlation coefficient between two variables is -0.75, what does this indicate about their relationship?
- A) A strong positive linear relationship
- B) A strong negative linear relationship
- C) A weak positive linear relationship
- D) No relationship
- E) A perfect positive linear relationship
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