alleryStart learning →Under the bygones principle, which cost does a rational decision ignore?
AIncremental cost
BPast sunk cost
CAvoidable cost
DProspective cost
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Past sunk cost
Past costs are the same whatever is decided, so only future consequences matter.
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