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3 years ago

When selecting the best alternative in a cost-benefit analysis, what are the issues to be considered?

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disa [49]3 years ago

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Answer: Analyse cost, risk with impacts and project benefits.

Explanation:

The best alternative in a cost-benefit analysis situation are the following;

•The cost types should be analyzed

•Potential risk and their impacts should be looking into

•It is recommended to weigh all the risk even when there is a lot of project benefits.

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