A. To see who made each purchase and who bought
Business, 09.11.2020 14:00 jeffreydaboy1223
What is one reason for taking
inventory?
A. To see who made each purchase and who bought
each product.
B. To determine who will be receiving quarterly
bonuses.
C. To find any emerging patterns, regarding a certain
product.
Answers: 2
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What is one reason for taking
inventory?
A. To see who made each purchase and who bought
A. To see who made each purchase and who bought
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