If an automobile manufacturer changes from skilled labor to computer-controlled assembly procedures, the past data
A) are useful in predicting future costs.
B) are of little or no value in predicting future costs.
C) should be used without adjustments to predict future costs.
D) are representative of future costs.

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Transitioning from skilled labor to computer-controlled assembly procedures results in a significant shift in the production process, rendering past data of little or no value in predicting future costs.

If an Automobile Manufacturer Changes from Skilled Labor to Computer-Controlled