Question: Question 19 (1 point) Based on the bullwhip effect, what happens when there is variability/changes downstream of the supply chain? A) The upstream processes are

Question 19 (1 point) Based on the bullwhip
Question 19 (1 point) Based on the bullwhip effect, what happens when there is variability/changes downstream of the supply chain? A) The upstream processes are able to better serve the end customers B) The end product cost decreases OC) The upstream entities/suppliers, like raw material suppliers (etc.), suffer an exponential increase in variability/error in their planning/forecasting efforts OD) There is always an increase in the accuracy of the forecasts being managed by upstream entities/companies Question 20 (1 point) The following entities are good examples of Tier II suppliers: A) Stamping plant, Engine manufacturer, Seats manufacturer B) Iron ore, Coatings, Oil C) Parts retailer, Car Dealership, Assembly plant D) Steel sales, Engine Valves, Leather, Solvents

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