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1st in 1st out. It has to do with inventory management.
usarmedic2002
FIFO or FICO??
ksntwb@sbcglobal.net
First In, First Out. Meaning that you use up the items that came in first.
sunny_zhao1988
It stands for "first in fist out".It's a inventory control method means the products which you sale first is the inventory you purchased first.
slowpoison_2000
First in First out is the right answer. Its a popular term to describe a queue. If you are in a line, the first one to be on line comes out first.
As against Last In First Out LIFO as in a stack of papers.(or stacks in computer lingo).
kiran_kumar_ca
first come are first served..last come get nothing......First in are First out.
Geoff The Plank
foot in, foot out
from the hokey cokey
or hokey pokie if you are from australia
i like chai tea
I know when I worked at Starbucks it meant First in, First out, relating to the baked goods.
sabam
It stands for First In First Out. It's an inventory control system in accounting. So, you sell your old inventory rather than the ones you just bought. That way it'll let you have bigger profits (assuming you the inventory's price get more expensive time by time).
byefareed
Inventory accounting in which the oldest items (those first acquired) are assumed to be the first sold