The multiple hurdle approach is less costly than the multiple cutoff approach because:
A)rejected applicants rarely challenge decisions.
B)the applicant pool never gets interviewed.
C)the applicant pool becomes smaller at each stage of the selection process.
D)the applicant pool becomes shallower at each stage of the selection process.

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The multiple hurdle approach is less costly because it reduces the applicant pool at each stage, meaning fewer resources are spent on assessing later-stage candidates.

The Multiple Hurdle Approach Is Less Costly Than the Multiple