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Inventory control (A–B–C analysis): which class is most numerous? In ABC analysis based on annual usage value, identify the class that typically contains the largest number of distinct items. Choose the correct class.

Q: Inventory control (A–B–C analysis): which class is most numerous? In ABC analysis based on annual usage value, identify the class that typically contains the largest number of distinct items. Choose the correct class.

Concept ABC analysis: A = few items, high value; B = moderate; C = many items, low value. Thus, C-items are generally the most numerous. Final Answer C items

Difficulty: Easy

A items
B items
C items
None of these

Correct Answer: C items

Explanation:

Concept
ABC analysis: A = few items, high value; B = moderate; C = many items, low value. Thus, C-items are generally the most numerous.

Final Answer
C items

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