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a comprehensive evaluation of a proposed project that evaluates all factors critical to its success in order to assess its likelihood of success

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feasibility study

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benefit to society regardless of who in society

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economic benefit

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an analytical report of the assessment of a project concerning its market, technical, financial, socio-economic and management feasibilities

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feasibility study

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benefit to the project owner

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financial benefit

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part of a feasibility study that capsulizes the project and its financial and economic feasibilities

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project summary

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part of a feasibility study that affirms that the machinery, equipment and facilities and their operating conditions are doable

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technical feasibility

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part of a feasibility study that deals with the marketing aspects of the project and the fitness of the implementor to carry them out

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market feasibility

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part of feasibility study that presents information and analyses on the financial viability of the project

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financial feasibility

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part of feasibility study that shows the economic viability, socioeconomic impact such as, but not limited to, reduction of production cost, increase in yield and income of beneficiaries, and generation of jobs and employment

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socio-economic feasibility

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part of feasibility study that considers institutional or organizational setup, manpower requirements and administrative support

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management feasibility

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primary economic feasibility indicators

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NPV
IRR
BCRs

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secondary economic feasibility indicators

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PBP
ROI

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a method for assessing the total cost of facility ownership. It takes into account all costs of acquiring, owning and disposing.

It can be done using 1) Deterministic Method (ex. Sensitivity analysis) and 2) Probabilistic Method (ex. Statistical projection)

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Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA

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for a revenue-generating project, use what type of analysis?

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financial analysis

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economic analysis is used for what type of project

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service-oriented development project

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process of evaluating the financial aspect of a proposed project of business venture to determine its potential for success

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financial feasibility

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Estimation of total costs and considerations of contingencies and unexpected costs

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project costs

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Estimation of projected revenues and Analysis of revenue streams

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project revenues

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Calculation of key financial metrics (NPV, IRR, payback period; Analysis of profitability)

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determine profitability

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Projection of expected cash flow; Analysis of impact on liquidity and financial position

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cash flow analysis

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Identification of potential risks and uncertainties ; Analysis of impact on financial performance

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risks and uncertainties

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Also called net income statement or statement of earnings

Financial statement that shows how profitable a business was over a given reporting period

Shows revenue, minus expenses and losses

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income statement

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financial statements providing aggregate data regarding all cash inflows from ongoing operations and external investment sources.

Also includes all cash outflows

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Cash Flow Statement

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Also referred to as statement of net worth or statement of financial position

Displays company’s total assets and how they are financed (through debt or equity)

Based on fundamental equation: Assets = Liabilities + Equity

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Balance Sheet

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refers to the direct costs of producing the goods sold by a company.

Includes cost of materials and direct labor.

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Cost of Goods Sold

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Discusses project’s basic and operational flow

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technical aspect / technical feasibility

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4 components of a technical feasibility (4 Ms)

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machine
men
methods
money