Variable Costs Will Generally Be Relevant for Decision Making Because

question 129

Multiple Choice

Variable costs will generally be relevant for decision making because they:

• A) Differ between decision options.
• B) Are volume-based.
• C) Have not been committed and are likely to differ between decision alternatives.
• D) Differ between decision options and have been committed.
• E) Measure opportunity cost.

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