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Place an "X" in the column that corresponds to the cost classification for each of the following scenarios. Some items may fit in more than one column.

	Avoidable Cost	Unavoidable Cost	Sunk Cost	Common Fixed Cost
Original cost of factory machinery
Direct material
Depreciation on corporate office furniture
Salary of employees who will be terminated if product is outsourced
Cost of item previously made in factory, but now purchased from supplier
Depreciation on factory equipment
Salary of supervisor who will be moved to another production line if product is eliminated
Cost of nonrefundable airline ticket purchased last week
Cost to delivery products to customers
Direct labor

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