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Perpetual inventory and stores control [revised]

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Title	Perpetual inventory and stores control [revised]
Author	Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Department of Manufacture
Subject	Inventory Control
Abstract	This pamphlet was first published early in 1922, when industry generally had not passed the period of industrial stagnation and inventories of raw and processed materials in the store rooms of manufacturers were excessive. Under such conditions, it was felt that a pamphlet on the control of inventories was particularly timely. The subject is no less timely now. Although conditions have changed, the changed conditions have brought with them a greater need than ever for the close control of every feature of the operation of manufacturing plants. Moreover, the principles of the perpetual inventory have been found universally applicable and the general desire for their application is apparent. The pamphlet, therefore, should be of no less value now than in the earlier period.
Date-Issued	1924
Source	Originally published by: Chamber of Commerce of the United States.
Rights	Original pamphlet is part of the University of Mississippi Library. American Institute of Certified Public Accountants Library Collection
Type	Text
Format	PDF page image with corrected OCR scanned at 400 dpi
Collection	University of Mississippi Library. Accounting Collection
Digital Publisher	University of Mississippi Library. Accounting Collection
Date-Digitally Created	2017
Language	eng
Identifier	PerpetualInventory1 with cover

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Description-Abstract	COST ACCO U N TIN G D epartm ent o f Manufacture C. o f C, No. 545 PERPETUAL INVENTORY AND STORES CONTROL [Revised] DEPARTMENT OF MANUFACTURE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D. C.

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