What is the descriptive term for demand that occurs not in a steady stream of single units but in periodic large lots?
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The question asks to define the term that describes demand which does not occur in a steady stream of units, but instead in periodic large lots. The options are batch, bulky, lumpy and polled.
Answer
Batch
The descriptive term for demand that occurs not in a steady stream of single units but in periodic large lots is 'Batch'.
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The descriptive term for demand that occurs not in a steady stream of single units but in periodic large lots is 'Batch'.
More Information
Demand that occurs not in a steady stream but in periodic large lots is referred to as 'Batch' demand, it means the demand comes in groups or batches at specific intervals rather than continuously.
Tips
Many people confuse the term Lumpy for this type of demand, while Lumpy also describes irregular demand, it refers more to the variation in quantity and timing rather than periodic large lots.
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