The costs that are incurred to prevent low quality goods production are classified as ___________?

Correct answer: A. costs of quality

  • A. costs of quality
  • B. costs of learning
  • C. costs of reengineering
  • D. costs of spoilage inventory

Explanation

Costs incurred to prevent defective or low-quality output belong to the quality-cost category, specifically prevention costs within that category. The other options concern learning, redesign or inventory spoilage rather than quality prevention.

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