An oil exploration company has burned through $50m in cash to find oil on a particular plot of land - without success. A new CEO comes in and proposes to start another drilling program for $10m focusing on parts of the land that were previously ignored. Should the $50m cost be added to the cost of the new project? Select one: A. No. This is a sunk cost as the old drilling expenses are unrecoverable. O B. Yes. The project benefits from the old program because it does not need to look again at the old drill sites. Thus, it should add those costs