Identifying Relevant and Irrelevant Costs Morrey Taylor is considering taking a part-time job at a local clothing store. Morrey loves the store and shops there often, but unfortunately, employee discounts are given only to full-time employees. If Morrey takes this job, she will have to withdraw from her Tuesday night basket-weaving class to work. Accepting the job would also mean that Morrey must give up her volunteer work at the local animal sanctuary, an activity that she enjoys a great deal. The new job would pay approximately $125 per week but would cost her $15 per week in gas. Morrey would be able to keep her Saturday afternoon job at the library that pays S40 per week. 1. Morrey's decision. a. The $125 income from the new job. b. The $40 income from the library. c. The $50 nonrefundable registration fee Sarah paid for the basket-weaving class d. The $15 cost for gas. c. The $75 per month that Sarah spends for clothing. f. The time Morrey spends volunteering at the animal sanctuary