Variable Costs Opportunity Costs Yes Yes No Yes Sunk Costs Yes Yes a. No b. Yes c. No d. Yes Yes No

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Q: A company is considering two alternatives with the following costs:    Alternative 1 Alternative…

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Q: Appendix 12A) Which of the following items are included in the cost base under the absorption…

A: Under absorption costing, the cost of goods include fixed and variable production cost.

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A: It is pertinent to note that fixed cost is the cost irrespective of the level of activity.  Example…

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A: Relevant costs  can be variable costs or marginal cost.

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A: The given scenario is an example of make or buy decision.

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