A STUDY OF INVENTORY MANAGEMENT IN WHOLESALE TRADE
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Inventory Management, EOQ, KPIs, FIFO, LIFOAbstract
In today's highly competitive market, businesses need to focus on improving their inventory management practices enhancing their business operations. Effective inventory management is essential for businesses to achieve several business objectives, including reducing inventory-related costs and risks, improving customer satisfaction, and ensuring timely delivery. This research paper explores the different dimensions of an effective inventory management and its role in enhancing business operations.
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