The General Rule for Special Orders Is

question 79

Multiple Choice

The general rule for special orders is:

• A) Profit should be greater after the special order than before it
• B) Only take special orders when excess capacity exists
• C) The organization should be as well-off after taking the order as it was before taking it
• D) Ignore all fixed costs associated with the special order

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