... discusses the tax aspects of inventories with particular emphasis on the last-in, first-out (LIFO) method. The use of inventories for tax purposes is generally required whenever the sale of merchandise is an income-producing factor.

... inventories will occur until income rises above this level. Furthermore, whenever income falls below this level inventories will decline. The more rapidly investment in plant and equipment increases, the more rapidly production of ...

... Inventories as Percentage of Total Book Value of Inventories , by Manufacturing Industry , 1951 and 1969. . . Table 7.4 . Table 7.5 . Table 7.6 . Table 7.7 . Table 7.8 . All Corporate Inventories , Inventories of Corporations Showing ...

... inventories . The limitations of tagging economic value to inventory goals is discussed . The need for economically efficient multi - resource inventories as a basis for social welfare programs in developing countries poses an ...

... inventories ( see Chapter 5 , Box 5.4 ) can be applied to each of the components of inventories , as long as appropriate data are available . Section 6.2 , paragraphs 6.20–6.23 , provides a discussion of what is included in the value of ...