Part 1
When calculating incremental cash flows, we should exclude _____.
A. sunk costs
B. side effects
C. opportunity costs
D. taxes
When calculating incremental cash flows, we should exclude:-
A. sunk costs
Sunk costs are irrelevant as they have already been incurred.
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