Multiple Choice
Life-cycle cost management consists of
A) actions taken to enable a product to be designed, developed, produced, marketed, distributed, operated, maintained, serviced, and disposed of in order to maximize profits.
B) actions to extend the life of a product through design, development, production, and maintenance.
C) actions that focus on minimizing the cost of developing, designing, producing, distributing, operating, servicing, and disposal of a product.
D) actions taken to design, develop, test, market, distribute, maintain, service, and dispose of a product to maximize revenues.
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