In general, the ____ a firm's production cycle, the ____ its work-in-process inventory. longer; larger longer;...
In general, the ____ a firm's production cycle, the ____ its work-in-process inventory.
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In general, the longer a firm's production cycle, the larger its work-in-process inventory as longer the period of manufacturing a product, larger is the working capital requirement, so work-in-process inventory increases.
So option A is correct.
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