Asked by shawda
Which are the best examples of costs that should be considered when creating a project budget?
over budget and under budget
production costs and capacity
cost of living and allocated costs
total budget and allocated costs
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"Cost of living and allocated costs."
Reason: both are actual cost items to include — cost-of-living (labor/wage adjustments, inflation) affects project expenses and allocated costs cover shared overhead. The others are statuses or non-costs: "over/under budget" are outcomes, "capacity" is a constraint (not a cost), and "total budget" is the result of summing costs.
Reason: both are actual cost items to include — cost-of-living (labor/wage adjustments, inflation) affects project expenses and allocated costs cover shared overhead. The others are statuses or non-costs: "over/under budget" are outcomes, "capacity" is a constraint (not a cost), and "total budget" is the result of summing costs.
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