alleryStart learning →Unsold goods produced and stored in a warehouse count as what in throughput accounting?
AThroughput earned
BOperating expense
CInvestment tied up
DNet profit earned
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Investment tied up
Throughput exists only on a sale, so stored output is treated as money tied up, which is investment.
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