The Garrison Company now has $12,000 of obsolete inventory in stock. This inventory could be sold for $5,000, or modified for $6,000 and sold for $15,000. The change in the company's net income resulting from modifying the inventory and then selling it as opposed to selling it as is would be: $3,000 decrease $4,000 decrease $7,000 increase $9,000 increase

The Garrison Company now has $12,000 of obsolete inventory in stock. This inventory could be sold for $5,000, or modified for $6,000 and sold for $15,000. The change in the company's net income resulting from modifying the inventory and then selling it as opposed to selling it as is would be: $3,000 decrease $4,000 decrease $7,000 increase $9,000 increase

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Chapter21: Supply Chains And Working Capital Management

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