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2 years ago

Oucation 6 of 25

Business

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Vladimir79 [104]2 years ago

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Answer:

A. How are goods and services to be distributed?

Explanation:

After the manufacturing of the goods, the process of distribution proceeds. In this process, the goods and services produced are distributed from the producers to the consumers. Transportation, packaging, storage, and advertising are some of the processes that lie between the production and distribution of the products.

According to the given options, the basic question to be asked related to the distribution of the produced goods is option A. All the other three questions belongs to the production stage.

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On the other hand hands, the opening inventory represented what already existed , hence we subtracted it as it will reduce what will be required.

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