Which of the following costs should be considered in short term decisions?
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Variable cost per unit |
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b. |
Historical costs |
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c. |
Unavoidable fixed costs |
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d. |
Sunk costs |
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e. |
last year costs |
Following costs should be considered in short term decisions:-
Historical costs
Unavoidable fixed costs
Some last year costs
Because these types of cost allow business managers to predict revenue, operating income, and changes in sales volume.
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