The Break-Even Point in a Cost-Benefit Analysis Represents

question 15

Multiple Choice

The break-even point in a cost-benefit analysis represents:

• A) the point at which the dollar amount of benefits exceeds the costs.
• B) the period it takes for the benefits to repay the costs.
• C) the point at which the dollar amount of costs is equal to the dollar amount of benefits gained.
• D) the point at which an organisation first makes a profit.
• E) the point at which an organisation can pull out with the lowest amount of loss.

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