The costs that are incurred to find manufactured products, which does not meet specifications are called ____________?
Correct answer: C. appraisal costs
- A. prevention costs
- B. external failure costs
- C. appraisal costs
- D. internal failure costs
Explanation
Appraisal costs are incurred to inspect, test, and identify products that fail to meet specifications. Prevention costs avoid defects, while internal failure costs correct defects found before shipment.
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