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| Vendor: | CIPS |
|---|---|
| Exam Code: | L3M1 |
| Exam Name: | Procurement and Supply Environments |
| Exam Questions: | 90 |
| Last Updated: | April 16, 2026 |
| Related Certifications: | Level 3 Advanced Certificate in Procurement and Supply Operations |
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Shareholders of a limited company are not liable for unpaid debts'. True or false?
This is true: the liability of shareholders is limited to their agreed financial commitment, not beyond that.
Which one of the following is a commercial document issued by a buyer describing requirements for products or services to be provided by a seller?
The only one of these four which fits the bill is 'purchase order'.
The supplier quotation and the invoice both come from the supply side.
The requisition is an internal document.
'The social responsibility of business is profit maximisation' - focusing on returns to shareholders.
This is a famous business philosophy - in contrast to a philosophy of Corporate Social Responsibility as expounded by CIPS.
Which economic and management thinker famously promoted this view?
It was Milton Friedman who promoted this view in the second half of the 20th century. This view is now less popular than it was. 'The business of business is business' is another famous quote from Professor Friedman, meaning profit maximisation is what business should be concerned with, not broader social or welfare issues. This thinking takes the view that governments can legislate as nec-essary to cater for society's needs, funding such activities from taxation placed on successful profit-able businesses.
Milton Keynes is a place in UK; J M Keynes was a famous economist who took a different view to Friedman's and John Milton is a famous 17th century English poet.
'Open tendering may impose a substantial administrative burden on the procurement function.' True or false?
Because a wide range of organisations (or even individuals) may respond to an open tender, consid-erable administrative resource may have to be devoted to analysing offers.
'The value of a commodity or service measured in terms of the standard monetary unit' describes:
The definition shown refers to the word 'price'. The price is what someone will pay for something - the extent to which a customer values something - and the reference to the standard monetary unit refers to, for example, a dollar, a Euro, a dinar or whatever.
The other answers are, to some extent, intended to confuse, as they use some of the words shown in the definition. Care must be taken not to jump to a conclusion here.
The response 'cost' should give pause for thought, as, in a sense, the cost of doing or making some-thing may have value. But value is determined by the customer - this definition is a reference to the value the customer would pay - the price.
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