Thinking geographically - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

OPMA 317 Final Latest 2023 Already Passed What caused people to **** up in the beer game bullwhip effect Bullwhip Effect Information (orders) going back through the supply chain is distorted and then amplified How does a long lead time affect decision making panic - when inventory does not instantly arrive and solve your growing backlog, you panic and order even more What are the business implications of the supply chain structure? (5) Stock outs at times Excess inventory at times Overtime c...

Outliers Questions and Answers Already Passed INTRODUCTION In what ways do the Italian immigrants bring their home with them? They brought their culture (language, food, religion, values, multiple generations living under 1 roof) a. What does Gladwell include at the beginning of the book? b. Why do you think he includes it? a.- The definition of an outlier b-To state what an outlier is so the reader knows what the book is about Why were the residents of Roseto, Pennsylvania, all from the sa...

Race is .... - ANSWER- a recent human invention - about culture, not biology - embedded in institutions and everyday life - is often purposefully utilized to realized political control (power), national (group) unity, and economic goals Race is NOT ... - ANSWER- it is not biological - it is not linked to intellectual ability History of the race concept in the US - ANSWERRace: the power of an illusion documentary Individual (personal) Racism - ANSWERwhen one person acts in a discrimi...

OPMA 317 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A During the SCM Exercise Graph Commonalities Fluctuations, amplification, and a time lag between the retailer to the factory Beer Game Average Everyone averaged around the same even though some came from different backgrounds yet the players control the game, you can't blame customer demand What caused people to act the way they did during the beer game? 1) Lack of communication/cooperation - guessing of the customer demand-->arbitrary order...

SOCA 105 Exam 5 Snyder WVU Graded A+ Race is .... ️- a recent human invention - about culture, not biology - embedded in institutions and everyday life - is often purposefully utilized to realized political control (power), national (group) unity, and economic goals Race is NOT ... ️- it is not biological - it is not linked to intellectual ability History of the race concept in the US ️Race: the power of an illusion documentary Individual (personal) Racism ️when one person acts...

Thanatology Final Exam Review Questions And Answers Latest Top Score. Behaviorism - correct answer. The school of psychological thought that views learning as the most important aspect of an organism's development. Behaviorism seeks to objectively measure behavior and the way in which stimulus-response relationships are formed. 1. Another name for Enculturation - correct answer. Socialization 1. List categories of complicated grief. - correct answer. Chronic, De...

What do professional nursing organizations in Canada? - They serve as official representatives of the nursing profession and interact with government officials on issues concerning the health of the population. What does advanced nursing practice refer to? - Those nurses who are either clinical nurse specialists or nurse practitioners. To whom does Medicare in Canada provide health care? - Permanent residents, new immigrants, and citizens of the country. Which following statements is true...

Prompt Payment Act - Answer A federal law that requires federal agencies to pay interest to companies on bills not paid within 30 days of invoice or completion of work. Cash Management Improvement Act - Answer passed to improve the transfer of federal funds between the federal government and the states, territories, and the District of Columbia 31 CFR Part 2018 Management of Federal Agency Disbursements - Answer requires federal agencies to disburse payments via electronic funds transfer, ...

SOCA 105 Exam 5 Snyder WVU Allen's Rule slender bodies with long limbs dissipate heat more efficiently and are selected for in tropical climates, while heavy, short-limbed bodies retain heat better and are selected for in colder climates Anthropological Approaches racial classification and explanatory approach Bergmann's Rule because of the respective ratios between mass and surface area, smaller bodies dissipate heat faster, and larger bodies retain heat better Biological Race ...

Sourcing is the inputs (or things we buy), including materials, sub-assembled components, equipment, and services, that are required to create value. A. True B. False - Answer B. False Which of the following is NOT an area in which successful supply managers need expertise? A. Technologies B. Customers C. Suppliers D. Processes E. Resources - Answer B. Customers When purchasing and supply management works well within an organization, the company acquires the best resources from arou...