Costs incurred when the company corrects for poor-quality goods before they are delivered to the customer are considered internal failure costs.

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Internal failure costs refer to the costs incurred by a company due to poor-quality goods that are detected and corrected before they are delivered to the customer. Examples of such costs include rework, scrap, and repair expenses.

Costs Incurred When the Company Corrects for Poor-Quality Goods Before