For simplicity imagine a store that sells just one product, peaches. As the grocer, you buy $850,000
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For simplicity imagine a store that sells just one product, peaches. As the grocer, you buy $850,000 worth of peaches from Del Monte every year. You sell the peaches for $1,300,000.
Your annual operating expenses are $275,000.
Your annual working capital expense is $40,000.
Your annual fixed asset costs are $500,000.
One reasonable explanation the fixed assets as a percentage of sales depicted above differs from the values shown in figure 5-6 in the grocery revolution is...??
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