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Topic 1.8 | Supply Chains A. Do Now | Production Decisions Some products, choose whether the business...

Topic 1.8 | Supply Chains
A. Do Now | Production Decisions
Some products, choose whether the business offers a good or service.
1. A taxi ride to school
2. A toy to be rolled (skateboard)
3. A haircut
4. A weekly planner notebook
B. The Six Stages of a Goods Supply Chain
Use textbook page 91. Match each description to a stage from the word bank.
Word Bank: Planning - Resourcing - Production - Distribution - Goods - Utilization
Business task | Supply chain stage
1. The raw materials are sent to be cooked.
2. The food is sent to the store.
3. The food is eaten.
4. The food is grown in a field.
5. The finished product and jacket wrappers are stored.
6. The finished product and jacket wrappers are wrapped.
C. Connect the Stages to Pearson 1880
Use Pearson 1880 (see pages 1-4). Identify the stage shown in each image.
1. Pearson employees collect from suppliers in other countries.
2. Pearson employees make the product in the factory.
3. Pearson employees deliver the product to the store.
4. Pearson employees plan the product design.

Answer

A. Do Now | Production Decisions

  • 1. A taxi ride to school - Service
  • 2. A toy to be rolled (skateboard) - Good
  • 3. A haircut - Service
  • 4. A weekly planner notebook - Good

B. The Six Stages of a Goods Supply Chain

  1. The raw materials are sent to be cooked. - Production
  2. The food is sent to the store. - Distribution
  3. The food is eaten. - Utilization
  4. The food is grown in a field. - Resourcing
  5. The finished product and jacket wrappers are stored. - Goods
  6. The finished product and jacket wrappers are wrapped. - Planning

C. Connect the Stages to Pearson 1880

  1. Pearson employees collect from suppliers in other countries. - Resourcing
  2. Pearson employees make the product in the factory. - Production
  3. Pearson employees deliver the product to the store. - Distribution
  4. Pearson employees plan the product design. - Planning

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