ost, sunk costs or opportunity costs. Keep in mind that one cost can be fall into different categories. In such case indicate all the categories. Cost Classifications for: Cost Item (1) Predicting Cost Behavior (2) Manufacturer s (3) Preparing Financial Statements (4) Decision Making

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