Generally, Joint Costs Are Not Relevant in Decision Making After

question 80

Multiple Choice

Generally, joint costs are not relevant in decision making after split-off because:

• A) they do not help increase the sales.
• B) they increase the sales margin only marginally.
• C) they do not change regardless of any decision.
• D) joint costs reflect opportunity costs.

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