Qualitative Factors Can Be Difficult to Identify Because

question 17

Multiple Choice

Qualitative factors can be difficult to identify because:

• A) They are not usually relevant in nonroutine operating decisions
• B) They are usually unimportant
• C) No set formula assures managers they have considered the important issues
• D) They are typically the same as sunk costs

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