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6.payment plans getting gold in minecraft

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1.P.O.S system
2.80/20 rule
3. Inventory accounting
4. Physical inventory checks
5. LIFO
1. Reliability
2. Discounts and allowances

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INVENTORY
1. Lead time
2.people getting paid to do nothing- People fishing in the shop and than when they catch something and have to clean it
3. if you run out of inventory-when your waiting for your car to get out of the shop
4.excess inventory- shooting your limit of geese and then you shoot too many
5. manufactures-cooking a smore

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1.inventory control organizing your minecraft inventory
2.maintaining enough inventory going mining for diamonds in minecraft
3.avoiding excess inventory burning cobblestone in minecraft
4.on with the show fighting the ender dragon
5.dealing with suppliers killing villagers in minecraft because of their bad deals
6.payment plans getting gold in minecraft
7.independent craftspeople getting you friend to help you build in minecraft

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1.maintaining enough inventory: a sheep with 🤬 horns
2.avoiding excess inventory: thanos
3.inventory and cash flow: Tony Stark
4.tracking inventory: deer with two legs
5.computerized inventory control: Jarvis
6. inventory turnover: eli manning
7.buying inventory: lake apparel

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1. A trade show as a circus tent
2. Fairy Odd Parents. When you have replaced 100% of your inventory.
3. AED machine. brings you back to LIFO. You will sell the most recently purchased inventory first.
4. Gross sales is like selling pieces of trash.
5.FIFO/FIFA
1.

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1. Manufacturers
2. Distributors
3.A,B,C
4.15-25
5. 100% gone
6.inventory control
7.on with the show

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1.  Inventory and cash-flow

2.  Margin for safety

3. Turnover time

4. Merchandise tracking

5. POS - pricing system

6. Payment plans

7. Dealing with suppliers

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inventory:
1. computerized inventory.
2. inventory turnover.
3. buying inventory.
4.maintaining enough inventory.
5.lead time.
supplier:
1.dealing with suppliers.
2.payment plans.

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1. Inventory Control
2. On with the Show
3. Avoiding access Inventory
4. Inventory and Cash Flow
5. Just One Look
6. Inventory Accounting
7. Buying Inventory

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1. safety margin
2. provide a reasonable assortment of goods.
3. divide materials into groups. ABC method
4. dollar control system
5. inventory turnover
6. reliability of suppliers
7. carefully consider all costs, discounts, and allowances before deciding whether to buy an item.

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1. Inventory Accounting

2. Inventory and Cash Flow

3. Tracking Inventory

4. Computerized Inventory Control - using computerized systems to know how many products sold and how much money made per product.

5. Inventory Turnover - time it takes to order sell and reorder.

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1. lead time
2. avoid excess inventory
3. divide products into groups depending on their dollar impact to the company
4. track inventory
5. turned over
6. manufacturer
7. distributor

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1) Basic Stock
2) Shelf Life
3) Turnover ratios
4) Tag System
5)  POS software

1. Reliability
2. Presentation

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1. You must track your inventory and use that knowledge to hone your purchasing process
2. Accurately calculating the amount of inventory needed is very important. Insufficient inventory means lost sales and costly back orders.
3. Avoid excess inventory
4. Trade shows are the primary way for new businesses to provide new suppliers
5. Inventory turnover
6. When you have replaced 100% of your inventory you have turned over
7. Calculate sales per square foot
8. Divide materials based on impact and not dollar amount.

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1. Lead Time
2. Safety Margin
3. Shelf Life
4. Last in First Out
5. Open-to-buy
--------------------------------------------------- 6. Reliability of Suppliers
7.Give Careful Attention to Shipments when they Arrive