CPA-06647Egan Co. owns land that could be developed in the future. Egan estimates it can sell the land for USD 1,200,000, net of all selling costs. If it is not sold, Egan will continue with its plans to develop the land. As Egan evaluates its options for development or sale of the property, what type of cost would the potential selling price represent in Egan's decision?
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