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CIPS Commercial Negotiation Sample Questions (Q35-Q40):
NEW QUESTION # 35
Economic growth can be measured by...?
- A. The PPI
- B. GDP
- C. The CPI
- D. SBLI
Answer: B
Explanation:
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the monetary value of the goods and services manufactured or supplied in a financial period. In general terms, when the GDP rate falls or slows down, there will be a fall in demand forgoods and services demanded in the economy, with a fall in firms' revenue and profit margins. When GDP is rising, there will be an increase in demand.
Consumer Price Index (CPI) is weighted measurement that evaluates the average cost of a basket of goods bought by a consumer.
Producer Price Index (PPI) is average changes in prices that a producer receives in return for its goods or services.
Small Business Lending Index (SBLI) is an indicator of small business lending trends.
NEW QUESTION # 36
After studying Thomas-Kilmann conflict resolution model and considering different approaches carefully, the procurement team of XYZ Ltd. decides to adopt an avoiding approach to the upcoming negotiation with one of their suppliers.Which of the following will be the objective of XYZ procurement team in this negotiation?
- A. Confronting and trying to find a creative solution immediately
- B. Postponing the issue
- C. Yielding the supplier's point of view
- D. Seeking a quick middle-ground position
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
Avoiding is unassertive and uncooperative. When avoiding, an individual does not immediately pursue his or her own concerns or those of the other person. He or she does not address the conflict. Avoiding might take the form of diplomatically sidestepping an issue, postponing an issue until a better time, or simply withdrawing from a threatening situation.
LO 1, AC 1.1
NEW QUESTION # 37
Which of the following is mostlikely to be a reason why a supplier charges its customer higher price after it has reached the break-even point?
- A. Supplier may need to open new facilities to meet increasing customer's demand
- B. Supplier may want to encourage buyer's demand
- C. Supplier may have high fixed cost - variable cost ratio
- D. The supplier may have reached economy of scale
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
'Supplier may want to encourage buyer's demand': the buyer tends to prefer lower price, if supplier wants to encourage its customers tobuy more, it needs to offer discount at bulk amount. So this option is not acceptable.
'Supplier may have high fixed cost - variable cost ratio': Supplier with high fixed cost needs high volumes to break even, but once achieved, it may be able to offer significant discounts for bulk orders
'The supplier may have reached economy of scale': when economy of scale is reached, cost per unit will be minimal which often leads to more favourable price.
'Supplier may need to open new facilities to meet increasing customer's demand': Increasing customer's demands may excess supplier's current capacity. Therefore, supplier may need to extend its capacity by investing more in facilities. To cover these fixed cost investment, supplier may charge higher price.
LO 2, AC 2.1
NEW QUESTION # 38
XYZ Ltd decides to go to market for a cleaning contract to service a number of offices. It knows that it will get a price which may, ormay not, be better than the one it is currently paying. To gain leverage in the marketplace, the organisation decides to add other related services to the scope, such as gardening, security and maintenance, which increase the value of the contract. This is an example of which forms of spend consolidation?
- A. Purchasing consortia
- B. Volume redistribution
- C. Volume pooling
- D. Volume consolidation across categories
Answer: D
Explanation:
Explanation
Buying organisation may increase its leverage with suppliers byconcentrating spend. Supplier spend consolidation can take many forms as outlined below:
- Vendor base reduction: straightforward reduction of number of suppliers in any category
- Volume pooling: pooling cross organisational requirement until your order volume is high enough to attract new bidders/additional discounts
- Volume redistribution: making recommendations following spend analysis to move from one supplier to another
- Volume consolidation across categories: certain purchase requirements may be common across a number of categories. In the scenario, XYZ has combined different categories but closely related to office services into a larger contract so that they can increase their leverage.
- Standardisation and harmonisation of specifications: analysis of specifications and standards for a high spend purchased input, may show that there is a little difference between them and that the specification can be standardised or at least harmonised across the group or across national, regional or global operations.
- Forming purchasing consortia: buyers may decide to come together and combine their purchase volumes to attract better deals.
LO 1, AC 1.3
NEW QUESTION # 39
Which of the following is categorised as fixed cost?
- A. Land rental paid in advance
- B. Additional pallet hires due to higher demand in year-end season
- C. Raw materials for next year production
- D. Governments taxes
Answer: A
Explanation:
Anorganisation's expense can be categorised into three groups:
Fixed Costs - costs that do not change with output.
Variable Costs - costs that vary in direct proportion to output.
Semi-variable costs - costs that are a combination of the above, with both a fixed and variable element.
Among the four options:
"Land rental paid in advance": This is fixed cost. The rental won't increase when the production increases.
"Additional pallet hires due to higher demand in year-end season": This can be identified as semi-variable cost (or step cost).
"Governments taxes": The taxes are often levied by a percentage of income or revenue. Therefore, it is variable
"Raw materials for next year production": This is obviously variable cost.
NEW QUESTION # 40
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