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<span>Avoidable cost refers to variable costs that can be avoided. It is a cost that can be foregone by not partaking in or no longer performing an activity that will lead to incurring said cost.For example, a business organization looking for methods to reduce or eliminate expenses often analyze the avoidable costs associated with the project.</span>

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