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Vika [28.1K]
1 year ago
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External Failure Costs Include The Following Costs Except__________ Costs.A Product-Returnb Lost Salesc Price-Downgradingd Warra

nty Claims
External failure costs include the following costs except __________ costs.

a product-return

b lost sales

c price-downgrading

d warranty claims
Chemistry
1 answer:
schepotkina [342]1 year ago
7 0

Costs associated with product failures that occur after they have been sold to customers are known as external failure costs. These expenses cover the legal expenditures associated with customer lawsuits.

<h3>The expense of an external failure is an example of which of the following?</h3>

Liability claims. Warranty claims are regarded as a cost of external failure. It is a cost that the company incurs to replace and repair goods that customers have recently purchased.

<h3>What part of the external failure costs is this?</h3>

One element of the cost of quality is external failure costs, which are incurred when a subpar product is delivered to the client and malfunctions while being used. The warranty work and returns make up the majority of this expense. However, customer lawsuits could also be a possibility.

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