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Which of these is true?
the appropriate amount of an item to keep on hand based on expected sales.
scheduling
using a check to have a financial institution to transfer funds to or from an account.
order cycle.
must be kept secure and accounted for.
the items will increase in value to the point that no customers will be able to afford them.
Even if a business sells items customers want at a price they can afford, it can fail due to poor operations management.
used for purchases that are needed immediately.
Model stock is
the appropriate amount of an item to keep on hand based on expected sales.
scheduling
using a check to have a financial institution to transfer funds to or from an account.
order cycle.
must be kept secure and accounted for.
the items will increase in value to the point that no customers will be able to afford them.
Even if a business sells items customers want at a price they can afford, it can fail due to poor operations management.
used for purchases that are needed immediately.
Which of these is not a risk a business faces if it has too much of a particular item on hand,
the appropriate amount of an item to keep on hand based on expected sales.
scheduling
using a check to have a financial institution to transfer funds to or from an account.
order cycle.
must be kept secure and accounted for.
the items will increase in value to the point that no customers will be able to afford them.
Even if a business sells items customers want at a price they can afford, it can fail due to poor operations management.
used for purchases that are needed immediately.
Which of these is not an EFT?
the appropriate amount of an item to keep on hand based on expected sales.
scheduling
using a check to have a financial institution to transfer funds to or from an account.
order cycle.
must be kept secure and accounted for.
the items will increase in value to the point that no customers will be able to afford them.
Even if a business sells items customers want at a price they can afford, it can fail due to poor operations management.
used for purchases that are needed immediately.
The amount of time between order days plus the amount of time between order and delivery is known as the
the appropriate amount of an item to keep on hand based on expected sales.
scheduling
using a check to have a financial institution to transfer funds to or from an account.
order cycle.
must be kept secure and accounted for.
the items will increase in value to the point that no customers will be able to afford them.
Even if a business sells items customers want at a price they can afford, it can fail due to poor operations management.
used for purchases that are needed immediately.
Purchase orders are not
the appropriate amount of an item to keep on hand based on expected sales.
scheduling
using a check to have a financial institution to transfer funds to or from an account.
order cycle.
must be kept secure and accounted for.
the items will increase in value to the point that no customers will be able to afford them.
Even if a business sells items customers want at a price they can afford, it can fail due to poor operations management.
used for purchases that are needed immediately.
Business operation involving determining the activities to be completed, the people who will complete the work, and the needed resources.
the appropriate amount of an item to keep on hand based on expected sales.
scheduling
using a check to have a financial institution to transfer funds to or from an account.
order cycle.
must be kept secure and accounted for.
the items will increase in value to the point that no customers will be able to afford them.
Even if a business sells items customers want at a price they can afford, it can fail due to poor operations management.
used for purchases that are needed immediately.
Petty cash
the appropriate amount of an item to keep on hand based on expected sales.
scheduling
using a check to have a financial institution to transfer funds to or from an account.
order cycle.
must be kept secure and accounted for.
the items will increase in value to the point that no customers will be able to afford them.
Even if a business sells items customers want at a price they can afford, it can fail due to poor operations management.
used for purchases that are needed immediately.
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