Question

danger level=normal consumptionX cost accounting

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

Cost Accounting

Explanation:

• Danger level is defined as “the level that is below which any stock will undergo no circumstances that is allowed for the fall".

• It occurs when a stock will reach a level of danger; it will initiate a urgent action for any purchases that is made. Again, when the stock reaches a minimum level, a keeper who looks after the store will make arrangements in regards to bringing fresh materials.

• Due, to this reason, the store keeper will have high production without having any interruption due to shortage of goods or materials.

• Formula used for Danger level is:

Danger Level = Normal consumption x urgent supply time

Therefore, it is a stock that is situation of emergency used by the company for the purpose of placing an order to the supplier and delivers their inventory in a shorter period of time.

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