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Retail loss prevention — (in some retailers known as Asset Protection) is a form of private investigation into larceny or theft. The focus of such investigations generally includes shoplifting, package pilferage, embezzlement, credit fraud, and check fraud. Loss… … Wikipedia
Shrinkage (accounting) — In financial accounting the term inventory shrinkage (sometimes truncated to shrink) is the loss of products between point of manufacture or purchase from supplier and point of sale. The total shrink percentage of the retail industry in the… … Wikipedia
Shrinkage — The loss of inventory that can be attributed to factors including employee theft, shoplifting, administrative error, vendor fraud, damage in transit or in store and cashier errors that benefit the customer. Shrinkage is the difference between… … Investment dictionary
shrinkage — the amount stolen from retail stores Literally, a reduction in weight or volume of packed goods due to settlement or dehydration. Retailers jargon … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms
shrinkage — The goods that disappear from a retail outlet without being registered as sales. This includes goods that are broken, damaged, stolen, or in the case of foodstuffs past their sell by date and therefore thrown away or given away … Big dictionary of business and management
inventory shrinkage — /ˈɪnvəntri ʃrɪŋkɪdʒ/ (say invuhntree shringkij) noun the loss of retail stock as a result of shoplifting, vendor fraud, administrative error, damage, etc. Also, shrinkage …
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