The Difference Between Scenario Analysis and Sensitivity Analysis Is ________

question 88

Multiple Choice

The difference between scenario analysis and sensitivity analysis is ________.

• A) scenario analysis is based upon the internal rate of return (IRR) and sensitivity analysis is based upon net present value (NPV)
• B) only sensitivity analysis allows us to change estimated inputs of net present value (NPV) analysis
• C) scenario analysis considers the effect on net present value (NPV) of changing multiple project parameters
• D) only scenario analysis breaks the net present value (NPV) calculation into its component assumptions

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Definitions:

Coincidence of Wants

A situation in a barter system where two parties each have something the other wants, facilitating an exchange without the need for money.

Total Output

The total quantity of goods and services produced by an economy, sector, or individual producer over a specified period.

Coincidence-of-Wants Problem

Refers to the difficulty in barter transactions where each party needs to have what the other wants and be willing to trade for it simultaneously.

Trade by Barter

The exchange of goods or services between parties without the use of money as a medium of exchange.