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Weighted Average Inventory Costing

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Weighted Average Inventory Costing

Weighted Average Inventory Costing is a business accounting method used to calculate the average cost of items in inventory over a given period of time. This method takes into account both the costs of purchasing and holding inventory, as well as any increases or decreases in the value of the products due to market conditions. By using Weighted Average Inventory Costing, businesses can accurately determine the cost of their inventory and ensure that it is properly accounted for in their financial statements.

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