F A supplier with a lower price can end up costing the buyer more than a...
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A supplier with a lower price can end up costing the buyer more than a supplier with a higher price because of the following except:
Increased transportation cost
| Increased transaction cost |
INcreased storage cost
| Increased supply chain surplus |
Homework Answers
The correct option is option D
Supply chain surplus
Supply chain surplus is also known as supply chain profitability. It means value addition by supply chain function of a firm. Te formula to calculate the same is
SC surplus= Revenue- cost.
In this question if supply chain surplus is increasing it means the revenue is increasing or cost is decreasing. Both the scenario is profitable for the fir, so it is not a cause of increased cost for the firm
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