If your stock is counted each time you ring up a sale on your register, what is this kind of stock system called? 

If you work in a grocery shop and carefully place the newest loaves of bread at the back of the shelf and bring the older loaves of bread to the front, what type of stock system does your shop probably use? 

If you work at a car dealership and you track the sale of a car using the original invoice price, what type of stock system does your dealership probably use?

If you keep track of the amount of stock you have on hand by physically counting how much product is on your shop shelves and in your warehouse on a regular basis, what is this kind of stock system called?

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This is called a perpetual stock system A perpetual stock system is one in which inventory is counte... View the full answer