A Cost Benefit Analysis, sometimes referred to as a CBA, is a technique for conducting an economic review that entails the computation of all of the positive and negative monetary implications that a certain programme may have. This approach is also frequently referred to as a Cost Benefit Analysis. Explain.

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Project analysis

Project analysis is the process of determining the aspects of a project in project management. This analysis helps in identifying whether the project is executing as expected and uses the specified budget. By conducting a project analysis, the current or future problems that occur during the project can be identified.