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jjjetplane

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Cost-benefit analysis is the public sector counterpart to ____ used in private, profit-oriented firms.
 a. ratio analysis
  b. break-even analysis
  c. capital budgeting techniques
  d. economic forecasting
  e. none of the above

Question 2

The following is an example of risk aversion
 a. those applying for a well-paid job tend to be the most qualified
  b. more reckless drivers opt for cars with fewer safety devices
  c. the contractor with the lowest bid for a is the most qualified
  d. Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) seek investors when prospects look poor



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d



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