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meaning of "Cost effective"



 
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meaning of "Cost effective" #1 (permalink) Thu Dec 09, 2004 12:18 pm   meaning of "Cost effective"		  
Test No. incompl/advan-76 "Internet Business", question 2

It's no good spending a small fortune on new IT equipment as it's more cost ......... to hire it.

(a) affective
(b) addictive
(c) effective
(d) reductive

Test No. incompl/advan-76 "Internet Business", answer 2

It's no good spending a small fortune on new IT equipment as it's more cost effective to hire it.

Correct answer: (c) effective

Your answer was: incorrect
It's no good spending a small fortune on new IT equipment as it's more cost addictive to hire it.
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please give me explanation of ans of this question

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Cost effective #2 (permalink) Thu Dec 09, 2004 12:40 pm   Cost effective		  
If something is cost effective it doesn't cost much money, it's reasonably priced or even cheap.
So, it is cheaper to hire or lease IT-equipment (computers, routers, mobile phones etc.) than to purchase it.
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Cost effective #3 (permalink) Wed Jul 06, 2005 15:38 pm   Cost effective		  
Hi, What is the difference between affective and effective? Thank you!
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