Business GCSE
Cost and measurability
What Cost and measurability means in Business GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Cost and measurability
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Reference: AQA
Costs vary with location, size and duration, prime sites are expensive, and unlike the internet they cannot be clicked or easily measured.
Topics that use Cost and measurability
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