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Average Cost Method

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Average Cost Method

The Average Cost Method is a way of calculating the value of inventory items by taking the average cost of all purchased items during a specific accounting period. It’s based on the idea that the cost of inventory should be spread evenly across the items in stock. This method is useful for businesses who need to keep accurate track of their inventory costs and assess how much it will take to restock their products. The average cost method enables quick, effective inventory tracking and helps businesses determine appropriate pricing strategies.

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