Three of the Five Key Elements to Ask Questions About

question 3

Multiple Choice

Three of the five key elements to ask questions about when identifying the root cause of a problem are:

• A) people, materials, and methods.
• B) effects, consequences, and results.
• C) machines and facilities, attitudes, and motivations.
• D) qualitative, quantitative, and neutral factors.

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Definitions:

Tax Benefits

Financial advantages that result from specific tax law provisions, often designed to encourage certain business investments or activities.

Original Investment

This refers to the initial amount of money invested in a project, asset, or financial instrument.

PV Of CCA

Present value of capital cost allowance, representing the discounted value of tax deductions from depreciation of assets over time.

After-Tax Lease Payments

The lease payments adjusted for tax effects, reflecting the actual cost of leasing after considering tax savings.