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Assuming No Change in Sales Volume, Reductions in Quantities of Stores

Question 11

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Assuming no change in sales volume, reductions in quantities of stores purchased and smaller average inventory is likely to result in:

A) an increase in the inventory turnover rate
B) no change in the inventory turnover rate
C) a decrease in the inventory turnover rate.

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