Multiple Choice
Joan is trying to gather information on the membership at her Zen Center. She estimates that it will cost around $1,000 to gather the information but expects the information to lead to increased membership revenue of $1,100. Based on this information, Joan should
A) not gather the information since she will only gain $100.
B) gather the information since the net gain will be $100.
C) not gather the information since it will cost money and the Zen Center is a not-for-profit organization.
D) gather the information regardless of the cost.
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