Engineered costs differ from discretionary costs by the two key dimensions of: 1)type of process; and, 2)the level of uncertainty.

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Engineered costs are based on a specific and predetermined process, such as manufacturing a product, while discretionary costs are more flexible in their use. Additionally, engineered costs have a lower level of uncertainty as the cost of production can be accurately calculated and planned for, while discretionary costs may vary depending on the situation.

Engineered Costs Differ from Discretionary Costs by the Two Key