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Ann is trying to decide which one of two job offers she will accept. several items are presented below: job offer a(1)base salary $50,000(2)overtime compensation is comp. time(3)moving allowance $3,000(4)signing bonus $2,000(5)job search costs incurred $300job offer b(1)base salary $50,000(2)overtime compensation is hourly rate(3)moving allowance $3,000(4)signing bonus $0(5)job search costs incurred $500select the items that are irrelevant to ann's decision.

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