Question
A decreasing inventory turnover ratio typically
indicates that a firm is:Solution
• Inventory turnover ratio = Cost of Goods Sold ÷ Average Inventory. • It reflects how many times a firm sells and replaces its inventory during a period. A declining inventory turnover ratio implies: • Inventory is not being sold quickly enough. • There is slower movement of stock, possibly due to weak sales, overstocking, or poor demand forecasting. • This often leads to higher holding costs and the risk of inventory obsolescence.
It is a necessity to __________ this project, but I don’t understand why the government is hesitating.
These telemarketers have been calling me ___________, even though I said I was not interested in their product.
The opinions of the state and central governments were ____________ on the new policy.
The small businesses continued to face ________ with decrease in demand during the lockdown.
Given his grandmother’s health condition, he’ll now have to ___________ money for a full-time nurse.
The child agreed to have food, ________ reluctantly, when his mother said they were going to the park.
The stricter tax norms helped the government fill its ___________.
Getting fired from my job has added to my ________; but I will not fall down.
This hospital specialises in the treatment of __________ as they have efficient data system.
The government is trying hard to ___________the MSME sector from the loss inflicted by the pandemic.
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