L4M4 無料問題集「CIPS Ethical and Responsible Sourcing」

（A）The supplier's brand name is highly reputed for being associated with the Ethical Trading Initiative

（B）The supplier's financial ratios, revealing that they are very highly geared

（C）The supplier's ability to keep its plant and machinery in a high state of repair and maintenance

（D）The supplier's ability to produce all required quantities and maintain contingency stocks

（A）1 and 4 only

（B）2 and 3 only

（C）3 and 4 only

（D）1 and 2 only

（A）Internal benchmarking

（B）Contract management

（C）Incoterm classifications

（D）Supplier development

（A）two companies owned by the same entity conduct business

（B）two companies join together to create a new product

（C）two departments within the same company collaborate on a project

（D）a manufacturer in the UK buys raw copper from a supplier in Chile

（E）cleverness

（A）The supplier will be unable to cover long-term liabilities from revenues

（B）The results of the current ratio do not mean anything as long as the supplier has proven technical merit

（C）The supplier will be unable to pay its short-term liabilities using current assets

（D）The supplier will have cash reserves to cover unexpected expenses

（A）CO2 emissions of the supplier's delivery vehicles

（B）supplier's ESG policy

（C）use of local labour to deliver the contract

（D）accreditations such as Fair Trade

（A）cost of sales - fixed assets

（B）assets - liabilities

（C）total revenue - cost of sales

（D）debt owed - total sales

（A）kickback

（B）phishing

（C）identity theft

（D）coersion

（A）metals

（B）plastics

（C）energy

（D）livestock

（A）No, because a credit rating is only one financial tool to be used in determining competence

（B）Yes, because this rating means insolvency or liquidation is imminent

（C）Yes, because this rating indicates poor financial management practices

（D）No, because a credit rating is not an appropriate decision-making tool

（A）to understand the level of risk the supplier poses to your organisation

（B）to find out if the supplier has any unethical business practices

（C）to find out how much money the supplier has in the bank

（D）to understand if their prices reflect market value

（A）Yes, because this rating means that insolvency or liquidation is imminent

（B）No, because a credit rating is only one financial tool to be used in determining financial competence

（C）Yes, because this rating indicates poor financial management practices

（D）No, because a credit rating is not an appropriate decision-making tool

（A）Buyer will find it difficult to negotiate lower prices

（B）Bakery produce will be lower priced as less wheat is available

（C）Buyer is in a strong position to reduce prices

（D）Prices will not be affected by shortages as demand is high

（A）CIPS Code of Conduct

（B）ISO 9001

（C）ILO is an organization

（D）EU Procurement Directive 2014

（A）no- 'value for money' only concerns price and if the product is fit for purpose

（B）yes- ethics and sustainability show that the products are fit for purpose

（C）no- 'value for money' is concerned with achieving the lowest price

（D）yes- ethics and sustainability form part of 'value for money'

（A）profit, loss and assets

（B）revenue, profit and expenses

（C）equity, assets and liabilities

（D）cash coming in and out of the business

（A）When the specification is likely to be continuously reviewed as the contract progresses

（B）When the requirement is needed urgently and price is not the most important factor

（C）When the suppliers have technical expertise, and the value of the procurement is relatively high

（D）When the value of the procurement is high and special tooling is a major factor

（A）Balance sheet & profit and loss account

（B）Cash flow statement & balance sheet

（C）Profit and loss account & chairman's statement

（D）Cash flow statement & profit and loss account