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Inventory Turnover RatioEfficiency metric showing how many times average inventory is converted into cost of goods sold during a period.Cost of Goods SoldTotal expense incurred to produce or purchase goods that were sold during a specific period.Average InventoryMean value of inventory held, calculated by adding beginning and ending balances and dividing by two.Efficiency RatioFinancial measure used to assess how effectively resources, such as inventory, are managed.BenchmarkingProcess of comparing a company's performance metrics, like inventory turnover, to industry competitors.Warehouse CostExpenses associated with storing inventory, including rent, utilities, and maintenance.Beginning InventoryInventory balance present at the start of an accounting period, used in average inventory calculations.Ending InventoryInventory balance remaining at the close of an accounting period, used in average inventory calculations.Net SalesTotal revenue from sales after deducting returns, allowances, and discounts.Sales RevenueIncome generated from selling goods or services, reflecting the selling price received from customers.Inventory ManagementStrategic control of inventory levels to balance sales fulfillment and minimize holding costs.Industry ComparisonEvaluation of a company's metrics, such as inventory turnover, relative to similar businesses.Resource AllocationDistribution of assets, like inventory, to maximize operational efficiency and minimize excess.Inventory CycleOngoing process of purchasing, storing, and selling inventory within a business.Inventory BalanceMonetary value of goods held in stock at a specific point in time.