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1. Logistics always has a certain aim.
2. There are only two resources managed in logistics.
3. The aim of military logistics was to provide necessary information.
4. Outbound logistics is wider than inbound logistics.
5. The main fields of logistics correspond with different logistics functions.
6. Procurement logistics is an initial step of logistics.
7. Distribution logistics is similar to reverse logistics.
8. Production logistics is an intermediary step between procurement and distribution.
9. Disposal and reverse logistics are optional in every business.

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Agree. Logistics always has a specific goal, whether it be managing the flow of goods, information, or resources to achieve a particular outcome.Disagree. There are multiple resources managed in logistics, including inventory, transportation, storage, information, and more.Disagree. The aim of military logistics is typically to ensure that resources (such as personnel, equipment, and supplies) are available in the right place at the right time, rather than just providing information.Disagree. Inbound logistics (related to receiving, storing, and distributing inputs) is typically considered to be just as important as outbound logistics (related to packaging, storing, and distributing finished goods).Agree. The main fields of logistics (procurement, production, distribution, and reverse logistics) correspond with different functions within the overall logistics process.Agree. Procurement logistics involves the acquisition of raw materials or goods, making it an initial step in the logistics process.Disagree. Distribution logistics is focused on getting finished goods to customers, while reverse logistics involves managing the return of goods from customers to the company. They serve different purposes within the logistics process.Agree. Production logistics involves managing the flow of materials and resources within the production process, serving as an intermediary step between procurement and distribution.Disagree. Disposal and reverse logistics are becoming increasingly important in business as companies seek to minimize waste and environmental impact, making them essential rather than optional aspects of logistics.