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If a supermarket holds too much stock, it can lead to increased holding costs, including storage, insurance, and spoilage, particularly for perishable items. Excess inventory can also tie up capital that could be used for other investments, reducing overall cash flow. Additionally, it may result in markdowns or discounts to clear out obsolete stock, ultimately impacting profitability. Lastly, it can create inefficiencies in inventory management and supply chain operations.
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Is Canada controlled by stock owners?
Pretty much. Canadians have little say as to the economic decisions taken by Canada but it isn't so much stock owners as uber wealthy people who happen to own a lot of stock and lobbyists.
How much oil does a chevy 396 big block take?
With a stock oil pan, and considering the filter holds almost a quart, 6.
What is the meaning of 'putting too much stock'?
counting too much on something to occur or happen. The same as counting your chickens before they hatch.
How much do supermarket managers make?
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How much does supermarket employee earns?
90
How much apple stock odes Steve Jobs have?
Steve Jobs holds 5.426 million shares in Apple and 138 million shares in Disney.
What would happen if there was a stock market crash?
A stock market crash is a sudden dramatic decline of stock prices across a significant cross section of a stock market, which results in a significant loss of wealth. Crashes are driven as much by panic as other underlying features.
What exactly is a fanny pack and where can I buy one?
What the Americans call a 'fanny pack' is what we call a 'bum bag' in the UK. Pretty much any large supermarket with a seasonal section or camping store should stock them.
How much is an apple stock?
how much is an apple stock?
How much do the vegetables cost?
depends which supermarket you go too...
How much does a supermarket ceo earn in UK?
The average is 150K
How much did it cost to start up tesco the supermarket?
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