Life cycle costing focuses on costs incurred in production, but not on those incurred when an operation is closed down and requires costly clean-up activities.

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Life cycle costing considers all costs associated with a product or project from its inception through to its disposal, including production, operation, and end-of-life disposal or clean-up activities.

Life Cycle Costing Focuses on Costs Incurred in Production, but Not