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Legacy Cost |
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Legacy Cost Ongoing costs to a company that come from funding activities that, by definition, do not increase revenue. Perhaps the most prominent example of legacy costs is the funding of pension plans. Legacy costs often accrue when a company takes on too many responsibilities in times of strong performance or when it takes on an appropriate level of responsibility and then its priorities change. Critics of legacy costs contend that they make industry uncompetitive, while proponents, notably labor unions, argue they are part of an employer's moral obligation to its employees.
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