Which of the following consists of small-ticket items that businesses consume on an ongoing basis but are not needed to develop a final product?
A) accessory equipment
B) convenience goods
C) maintenance, repair, and operating products
D) "category b" inventory items

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Maintenance, repair, and operating products (MRO) are consumables that businesses use often but do not directly contribute to the final product. These can include items such as cleaning supplies, light bulbs, and office supplies. Accessory equipment may contribute to the final product and is typically more expensive. Convenience goods are consumer products sold in retail stores, and "category b" inventory items is not a recognized term in this context.

Which of the Following Consists of Small-Ticket Items That Businesses