Question
What problem is a store likely to face if it orders too much inventory?
Question 2 options:
paying too much in storage and insurance for the inventory
running out of inventory when there is a demand
losing customers to competitors that offer the same product
missing the chance to get price breaks on large orders
Question 2 options:
paying too much in storage and insurance for the inventory
running out of inventory when there is a demand
losing customers to competitors that offer the same product
missing the chance to get price breaks on large orders
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
If a store orders too much inventory, the most likely problem it will face is:
**paying too much in storage and insurance for the inventory.**
Excess inventory can lead to increased costs associated with storage space and insurance, as well as the risk of obsolescence or spoilage for certain products. While the other options can be challenges in inventory management, they are not directly caused by over-ordering inventory.
**paying too much in storage and insurance for the inventory.**
Excess inventory can lead to increased costs associated with storage space and insurance, as well as the risk of obsolescence or spoilage for certain products. While the other options can be challenges in inventory management, they are not directly caused by over-ordering inventory.
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