Which of the following is not an advantage of a perpetual inventory system?

A) assists in the prevention of stock outs
B) requires less data processing effort than periodic systems
C) maintains up-to-date inventory and cost of goods sold balances
D) provides evidence of inventory shrinkage


B

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