How Much Does External Failure Costs Change If All Changes

question 138

Multiple Choice

How much does external failure costs change if all changes are as anticipated with the new prevention procedures?

• A) $57,024 decrease
• B) $57,600 increase
• C) $57,600 decrease
• D) $72,000 decrease
• E) $72,624 increase

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