The five major decisions addressed by logistics managers are A. transportation, warehousing, location, reverse logistics, and third-party logistics. B. location, transportation, warehousing, reverse logistics, and tactical. C. strategic, third-party logistics, warehousing, transportation, and location. D. None of the above answers is entirely correct.

C. strategic, third-party logistics, warehousing, transportation, and location.

Explanation:

A logistics manager is an individual who is saddled with the responsibility of the entire or overall supply chain management of goods produced by an organization. They are usually responsible for the distribution and supply of goods through out the manufacturing and finished process of delivering to final consumers.

The five major decisions addressed by logistics managers are

1. Strategic.

2. Third-party logistics.

3. Warehousing.

4. Transportation.

5. Location.