A relevant cost for a decision is one that:
AWill change as a result of the decision (future cash flow)CORRECT
BWas incurred in the past
CIncludes depreciation
DIs always fixed
ACCAPerformance Management
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Why the answer is A, and why the others tempt you.
Relevant costs are future, incremental cash flows. Sunk and committed costs are irrelevant.
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