A company is anticipating that a major supplier might experience a strike this year. Because of the nature of the product and emphasis on quality, extra production cannot be stored as finished goods inventory. When developing a contingency budget that would anticipate a direct materials buildup, the two most significant items that will be affected are

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1. A company is anticipating that a major supplier might experience a strike this year. Because of the nature of the product and emphasis on quality, extra production cannot be stored as finished goods inventory. When developing a contingency budget that would anticipate a direct materials buildup, the two most significant items that will be affected are