Question 1:-
The correct answer for the question is Option C - The purchase price of the old equipment compared to the purchase price of the new equipment. The purchase price of the old equipment is a sunk cost and is not relevant in deciding to purchase the new equipement. Sunk costs are generally irrelevant in making replace or continue decisions because they are already spent and cannot be recovered. Hence, this is the correct answer.
Option A is incorrect. The productivity of the equipments is an important decision to be considered as investing in the new equipment should provide better/improved productivity for the business to be conclusive.
Option B is incorrect. The safety factor along with few other quality factors play a crucial role in deciding whether to continue or replace the equipment.
Option D is incorrect. The energy efficiency of the old equipment to that of the new equipment plays a role in deciding whether to buy the equipment or not. Hence, this is not the correct option.
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