provided that the inventory of self-produced goods consists of only one product type, and that it is revealed that the maximum achievable contribution margin on 31.12.2021 is 4000. Will this have any significance for the valuation of the inventory on 31.12.2021, and why

provided that the inventory of self-produced goods consists of only one product type, and that it is revealed that the maximum achievable contribution margin on 31.12.2021 is 4000. Will this have any significance for the valuation of the inventory on 31.12.2021, and why

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