Of two optional actions, the sum of the numbers that measure the costs and the benefits that would result from your choosing either option is referred to as the __________ good. Group of answer choices sum total quantitative aggregate cost–benefit

1. Which of the below is not a question to ask ourselves when designing a product? Customer-requested functions What current products can do The constraints of the materials Cost of service produced

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Suppose total benefits and total costs are given by B(Y) = 100Y − 8Y2 and C(Y) = 10Y2. What is the maximum level of net benefits (rounded to the nearest whole number)?   A. 92   B. 139   C. 78   D. None of these statements associated with this statement are correct   Please show calculation how we solve !!

A person who keeps projects on-time and within-budget is called the _____________.

Question 9 9. A cost-benefit analysis is performed to assess: a. economic feasibility b. operational feasibility c. technical feasibility a. economic feasibility b. operational feasibility O c. technical feasibility

Which of the following is an example of an intangible goal? Multiple Choice shaping the agenda having a voice at the table winning money

Assignment Description and Instructions:Calculate the economic impact of a selected sport event.a) Evaluate the net economic change brought about by the selected sport event.b) Include explanations of difference between induced and indirect economic impact.c) Discuss issues involved in measuring economic impact studies.

2. If marginal benefits are given by MB = 5 − x and marginal costs are given by MC = 10,then net benefits are maximized where x = 0.(a) True(b) False

Which delivery system would you choose for each of the following 5 scenarios (AND WHY), if the item listed was the main driver or characteristic of the project?    a. SPEED: A pharmaceutical company needs to get their product out to the market quick. They must complete their production facility project fast.   b. COMPLEX: This project is extremely intricate and requires installation of precise instruments and equipment and has very tight construction tolerances.   c. COST: There is no way to find more money, you must control the cost.   d. INEXPERIENCED OWNER: This owner is a group of doctors who want to build an office complex. This is their first project and possibly their last. Additionally, they’re not really sure the exact scope of the project at first.   e. EXPERIENCED, “HANDS-ON” OWNER: This owner is Walmart. They have built countless stores around the world. They have in-house engineering capability and are extremely familiar with the construction process.