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Differential Costs

 

  1. Differential costs are the difference in costs between two or more alternatives. Differential costs are also called incremental costs. The words differential and incremental can also be used for revenues to quantify the different revenues associated with two or more alternatives. The difference in total cost between two alternatives. (Also called incremental cost).

 

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