Value-added costs are those that customers are willing to pay for and that are necessary for the
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Value-added costs are those that customers are willing to pay for and that are necessary for the organization. Give examples of value-added and non–value-added costs for each of the following:
a. University
b. Day-care center
c. Hospital
d. Shoe store
e. Plant nursery
f. Movie theater
g. Bowling alley
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