They could change for many reasons some being:
1. if you're not on a lease the rent can go up at any time only
2. if you are on a lease regardless improvements to your home the landlord can raise it every year.
3. if you have a mortgage w a variable APR your mortgage/ housing needs change monthly
4. your goals would change if maybe you wanted to move closer to your job or you got a new job and you need to move closer
5. maybe if you got married or had kids your housing gold would change.
6. maybe you live in not such a nice neighborhood and you'd like to live in a neighborhood less crime your goals would change
not sure if those are the answers you're looking for but there's so many different reasons that your housing needs and goals could change
Allocation of joint costs in proportion to the value of the output of the sales which were produced in the process during at the split-off point is a preferred approach.
<h3>What are joint costs?</h3>
Joint costs involve the benefit of more than one product, and the separation of the costs of such products is impossible as the benefits related thereto are also joint.
One of the best examples of joint costs is in a condition when a cattle-owner feeds both the flock of sheep and cattle of cows at the same time. One cannot differentiate between the separate costs allocated.
Hence, it may be said that value basis is the most appropriate method for the purpose of allocation of joint costs being incurred in the proportion as it may be.
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C. $18,644 is the correst answer. Hope this helped
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