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PFS_EvalModule1 (1)
PFS_EvalModule1 (1)
TRUE/FALSE
FALSE
An existing business that plans to expand, although already profitable at its
present capacity, doesn't requires a feasibility study.
TRUE
It is a common notion that a feasibility study is solely intended for a new
project.
In case of bankruptcy, creditors can run after the personal properties of the
shareholders in a corporation.
TRUE
Reliability depends on the qualifications of the person preparing the study.
TRUE
Assumptions in the study are generally based on the past year's
experience of the business.
true
The conduct of a feasibility study should have an indefinite beginning and it
should end after a definite period.
TRUE
The liability of the investor or owners depends entirely on the type of the
proposed business.
FALSE
A feasibility study covers a wide and different areas of specialization thus it
can be performed by only one individual.
FALSE
A project feasibility study doesn't applies only to a business endeavor.
FALSE
There is a standard template for a feasibility study.
Multiple Choice
It is the foremost concern of a project ● should be intended for profit
feasibility study. ● must be regularly undertaken
● must be financial in character
● none of the above