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Examine the Four Following Conditions Involving Inventory Turnover

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Examine the four following conditions involving inventory turnover. Discuss what economic factors might be leading to the condition and whether it suggests positive or negative future economic conditions.
 Condition A: Increasing cost of goods soll to sales percentage,  coupled with an increasing inventory turnover. Condition C: Increasing cost of goods soll to sales percentange, coupled with a decreasing inventory turnover. Condition B: Decrensing cost of goods soll to sales percentage, coupled with a decreasing inventory tumover. Condition D: Decreasing cost of goods sold to salespercentage, coupled with an increasing inventory turnover.\begin{array}{c}\begin{array}{|l|}\hline \text { Condition A: Increasing cost of goods soll to sales percentage, }\\\text { coupled with an increasing inventory turnover.}\\\hline \text { Condition C: Increasing cost of goods soll to sales percentange,}\\\text { coupled with a decreasing inventory turnover.}\\\hline \end{array}\begin{array}{l|}\hline \text { Condition B: Decrensing cost of goods soll to sales percentage,}\\ \text { coupled with a decreasing inventory tumover.}\\\hline \text { Condition D: Decreasing cost of goods sold to salespercentage,}\\ \text { coupled with an increasing inventory turnover.}\\\hline \end{array}\end{array}


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