Which type of stock valuation method would a vegetable seller adopt in valuing its product?
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Which type of stock valuation method would a vegetable seller adopt in valuing its product?
FIFO: First in first out
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I don’t understand pls
This answer is FIFO is a method of stock valuation that stands for ‘First-In, First-Out’. This assumes that the first (oldest) units of stock produced.
First in first out would really go a long way
The First-in, First-out works most of the time, because you definitely need to get rid of what came into the market first, you don’t want it getting spoilt.
The first in first out definitely works well
I hope the first- in is a good one
The first in first out works perfectly