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Intro to Engineering Economics & Cost Estimation

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Intro terms and cost types

by Jayshree Muley
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Products or items that satisfy human wants in an economy.

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Activities or deeds provided for customers rather than tangible items.

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Things required to sustain life or meet goals.

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The satisfaction or usefulness derived from a good or service.

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The quantity consumers are willing to buy at a given price.

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The quantity producers are willing to offer at a given price.

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A system or place where goods and services are bought and sold.

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Costs that do not change with the level of production.

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Costs that change with the level of production.

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Costs that can be directly traced to a product.

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Costs that cannot be traced to a single product.

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The value of the best foregone alternative.

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Costs that are not recoverable once incurred.

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The sum of all costs associated with production.

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Total cost divided by the number of units produced.

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The additional cost of producing one more unit.

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A monetary valuation of resources used for producing goods or services.

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