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Business, 02.12.2021 08:00, axthomas0475

Analysis of Cost per Unit as follows Raw material cost is 60% of Selling price, Labour is Rs 2 per unit and Overheads is Rs 4 per Unit Selling Price Rs 20 Production le 30000 Units for year Credit allowed to customers is 3 months, credit allowed by supplier is 4 months, Production process take 1 month, Raw Material remain in stock for 2 months, Finished goods remaining in stock for 3 months From given information calculate Stock value of Finished goods for working capital estimation

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