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Alison has bought a new machine for her company that will speed up production. This machine cost a lot of money. Alison has decided to break this cost down to smaller parts, which she will include in the fixed costs over a number of years so that it doesn't affect her break-even analysis. Which concept best describes Alison's method of
breaking up fixed cost?
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disengagement
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disinvestment
C. depreciation
D disenfranchisement

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