Every day, businesses have to make decisions that affect their bottom line. One such decision pertains to valuing inventory. Imagine that you have decided to open a new electronics store. As one of your first tasks, your accountant has asked you to adopt an inventory cost assumption for inventory valuation. Explain which method you would adopt and why.

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