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How do we define and measure risks in financial projects?
What are examples of uses for sensitivity analysis and what-if scenarios? Any examples from your work experience or research?
How do we define fixed and variable costs?
Give examples of the different types of costs in various applications from your experience or research.
Apply course materials to real life situations

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Evaluating cost analysis and sensitivity analysis are defined and examples provided. 166 words.

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We measure these things via a risk to reward mathematical conception called Beta. Examples of sensitivity analysis include expanding a company into a new region while also considering variables that could affect it. This is done via mathematical ...

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