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We should take account of the following in a "Cost-Benefit-Analysis" :
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Muhammad Ahmed
18-September-2014

Are "Sunk Costs" relevant costs for performing Cost Benefit Analysis? Yes /No?

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Date Posted: 2014/08/05

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Hujat Ullah Khan

by Hujat Ullah Khan , Group Financial Controller , SAED Alraeda Group

No sunk cost is not relevent for dicision making about cost and benefits.

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by Kamran Anjum , Head of Internal Audit , Rafhan Maize Products Company limited, Faisalabad, Pakistan, Ingredion Incorporated Gmbh

No Sunk costs are not relevant cost.

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