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Shrinkage - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms | Vocabulary.com
When something becomes smaller than it was before, that's shrinkage. You can see shrinkage in action when you accidentally put your favorite wool sweater in the dryer! The process of shrinking, or the amount that something has shrunk, is shrinkage.
What Is Shrinkage: How to Calculate Inventory Shrinkage - BlueCart
Inventory shrinkage is calculated using the following formula: Inventory shrinkage (%) = (Recorded inventory - Actual inventory) / Recorded inventory X 100 What is KPI for inventory shrinkage? The inventory KPI for inventory shrinkage is the shrinkage rate, which measures the percentage of inventory loss as a result of shrinkage.
Shrinkage in Business: Definition, Causes, and Impact - Investopedia
Shrinkage is the loss of inventory or cash from a business due to factors such as theft, damage, or administrative errors. Shrinkage can have a significant...
What Is Shrinkage in Inventory? | NetSuite
What do you mean by shrinkage? Shrinkage, sometimes referred to as “shrink,” refers to the loss of inventory not due to sales. It’s the difference in the amount of inventory physically available and the amount of inventory recorded for accounting purposes. What are the causes of shrinkage?
What is Shrinkage? - Definition | Meaning | Example - My Accounting Course
Definition: Shrinkage is the loss or expense recorded when inventory is either stolen or destroyed. In any business where inventory is a significant source of sales, shrinkage, often shortened to shrink, is monitored closely.
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