State whether the following statements are true. Give reasons: ) Safety stock increases as demand increases. (i) In ABC analysis high cost items are most likely to fall in category A, and least cost items are likely to fall in category C. (ii) To protect against stock outs, a large batch size is a must.

State whether the following statements are true. Give reasons: ) Safety stock increases as demand increases. (i) In ABC analysis high cost items are most likely to fall in category A, and least cost items are likely to fall in category C. (ii) To protect against stock outs, a large batch size is a must.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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