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‘Purchase of goods Rs. 35,000 for cash will increase the operating ratio.’ Is the statement correct? Give reasons.

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SOLUTION

No; There will be equal increase in Purchases and Closing Inventory and hence cost of Revenue from Operations will remain unchanged.


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