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An increasing finished good stock as % to sales of a manufacturing Company indicates that- (A) the market is getting competitive. (B) the quality of the goods is not upto the mark. (C) the production cost has increased. (D) the production has decreas ?->(Show Answer!)
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1. An increasing finished good stock as % to sales of a manufacturing Company indicates that- (A) the market is getting competitive. (B) the quality of the goods is not upto the mark. (C) the production cost has increased. (D) the production has decreased.



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