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Chapter 4, Problem 2DQ
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To identify: The inventory turnover ratios of HP over years.
Inventory Turnover ratio:
Inventory turnover ratio refers to the times the inventory is in comparison with the turnover. Inventory turnover ratio is computed to analyze the ability of a company to convert the inventory into sale.
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