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Which steps are part of doing a cost-benefit analysis? Check all that apply. predicting costs identifying outcomes comparing costs calculating costs delaying decisions

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  • 13-02-2017

All of the options except the last one "delaying decisions" are part of doing a cost-benefit analysis, since the goal of this is to determine which option will provide the best results.

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