1. A sunk cost is a cost that a. is always relevant in decision making. b. can...

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1. A sunk cost is a cost that

a. is always relevant in decision making.

b. can be relevant in decision making depending on the circumstances.

c. is never relevant in decision making.

d. can be recovered in the future.

e. None of the above.

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Accounting What The Numbers Mean

ISBN: 9780073379418

8th Edition

Authors: David Marshall, Wayne McManus, Daniel Viele

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