In a manufacturing account an inventory adjustment is made to direct materials in respect of how much was purchased (as opposed to how much was consumed)

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In a manufacturing account, an inventory adjustment is made to direct materials to reflect how much was consumed during the period, not merely how much was purchased. This involves adjusting for opening and closing inventories of materials to calculate the actual materials used in production.

In a Manufacturing Account an Inventory Adjustment Is Made to Direct