A Cost-Benefit Analysis

question 13

Multiple Choice

A cost-benefit analysis:

• A) determines whether potential actions will have a net positive or net negative effect.
• B) forces managers to merely look at the immediate implications of their actions.
• C) is done to arrive at a point where costs and revenues become equal.
• D) is a statistical process that helps determine relationships among several variables.

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