One of the Problems Inherent in Sensitivity Analysis Is That

question 83

Multiple Choice

One of the problems inherent in sensitivity analysis is that:

• A) NPVs do not change once a project is introduced.
• B) most projects are equally sensitive to all variables.
• C) it can be difficult to define the range of outcomes.
• D) the cost of conducting the analysis is excessive.

Understand the process of determining customer demand using Poisson distribution and modeling cancellations with Crystal Ball functions.

Learn how to predict overbooked situations and calculate net revenue in reservation systems using simulations.

Comprehend the use of various Crystal Ball tools (e.g., spider chart, sensitivity chart) to analyze and display the impact of model variables.

Practice fitting distributions with Crystal Ball and using decision tables for analysis to maximize profits or other metrics.

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