Explain Incremental Analysis and its following types along with examples (numeric ones): 1. Accept an order at a special price 2. Make or Buy components parts or finished parts 3. Sell products or process them further 4. Repair, Retain or Replace equipment 5. Eliminate an unprofitable business segment or product

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A: Introduction: Opportunity cost: Cost for the opportunity lost called opportunity cost.

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Q: Which of the following items would be relevant in the decision of buying a component part instead of…

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Q: Describe dropping unprofitable products or segments.

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Q: Cite a specific example of non-value added activity that can be eliminated in a particular industry.…

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