Business Studies, asked by ViragSheth121, 10 months ago

Present and future cost that will differ among alternatives are considerd to be cost for making decision

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Answered by Anonymous
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Expenses from previous years are also irrelevant. To recap, relevant costs are the future costs that will differ among alternatives. You might use the past costs to help you predict those future costs, but the past costs are otherwise irrelevant to the decision.

Answered by DreamBoy786
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To recap, relevant costs are the future costs that will differ among alternatives. You might use the past costs to help you predict those future costs, but the past costs are otherwise irrelevant to the decision. Accountants refer to the past costs as sunk costs.

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