Indirect Benefits Are Difficult to Quantify Because

question 1

Multiple Choice

Indirect benefits are difficult to quantify because

• A) their occurrence may be less certain
• B) indirect revenue enhancements result from direct benefits
• C) their dollar value cannot be determined
• D) the HRIS does not contain the necessary data

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