Basiclang Company is assessing whether to sell its unused car parts for P27,000. The parts were previously purchased for P100,000. The company will incur refurbishing costs of P15,000 to be able to sell them. Which alternative should the company pursue? O The company is indiferrent O Sell, there is an incremental benefit of P27,000 O Don't sell, it will incur a loss of P73,000 O Sell there is an incremental benefit of P12.000

Basiclang Company is assessing whether to sell its unused car parts for P27,000. The parts were previously purchased for P100,000. The company will incur refurbishing costs of P15,000 to be able to sell them. Which alternative should the company pursue? O The company is indiferrent O Sell, there is an incremental benefit of P27,000 O Don't sell, it will incur a loss of P73,000 O Sell there is an incremental benefit of P12.000

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