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    The document contains the responses to three questions about feasibility studies. It defines a feasibility study as a thorough analysis of all factors that affect the likelihood of a project's success, including market, technical, financial, socio-economic, and management aspects. It states that a feasibility study enhances the probability of success by planning for uncertainty. Chapter 1 of a feasibility study includes a project summary that highlights the definition, objectives, conclusions, and basic information about the project. The marketing aspect of a feasibility study analyzes the potential market for the product or service, including expected demand, pricing, distribution, and promotion.

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    The document contains the responses to three questions about feasibility studies. It defines a feasibility study as a thorough analysis of all factors that affect the likelihood of a project's success, including market, technical, financial, socio-economic, and management aspects. It states that a feasibility study enhances the probability of success by planning for uncertainty. Chapter 1 of a feasibility study includes a project summary that highlights the definition, objectives, conclusions, and basic information about the project. The marketing aspect of a feasibility study analyzes the potential market for the product or service, including expected demand, pricing, distribution, and promotion.

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    The document contains the responses to three questions about feasibility studies. It defines a feasibility study as a thorough analysis of all factors that affect the likelihood of a project's success, including market, technical, financial, socio-economic, and management aspects. It states that a feasibility study enhances the probability of success by planning for uncertainty. Chapter 1 of a feasibility study includes a project summary that highlights the definition, objectives, conclusions, and basic information about the project. The marketing aspect of a feasibility study analyzes the potential market for the product or service, including expected demand, pricing, distribution, and promotion.

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    BSBA

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    The document contains the responses to three questions about feasibility studies. It defines a feasibility study as a thorough analysis of all factors that affect the likelihood of a project's success, including market, technical, financial, socio-economic, and management aspects. It states that a feasibility study enhances the probability of success by planning for uncertainty. Chapter 1 of a feasibility study includes a project summary that highlights the definition, objectives, conclusions, and basic information about the project. The marketing aspect of a feasibility study analyzes the potential market for the product or service, including expected demand, pricing, distribution, and promotion.

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    Lacson, Michelle E.

    BSBA IV

    Quiz #1

    1. What is Feasibility study? What is the importance of having a Feasibility study?

    The project feasibility study is a thorough and systematic analysis of all factors that affect the
    possibility of success of a proposed undertaking. The data, facts, and other findings presented in the study
    then become the basis for deciding whether the project is to be pursued abandoned or revised. The project
    feasibility study is really a synthesis of separate studies it usually dealing with the market, technical,
    financial, socio-economic, and management aspects of the project. Well it is true that several
    undertakings in the past have become successful without the aid of a study, this cannot be used as a basis
    for the occasional belief that project facilities studies are next to useless nor is the failure of some
    carefully-studied projects a ballad reason. The project feasibility study, in the first place, does not claim to
    be an antidote to failure. Its primary purpose is to enhance the probability of success of a specific
    undertaking. It is a result of the belief that a carefully planned activity has better chances to succeed than
    an activity with a previous of great uncertainty, let it be said that studies become even more important in
    evaluating multiple alternatives arising from multiple possibilities. The project feasibility study is one of
    the best instruments to meet the challenges of constant change.

    2. What is Chapter 1 of Feasibility study? What are the different information that chapter 1 must
    have?

    The chapter 1 includes the project summary. The Project summary presents in the highlights,
    descriptive definition, long-range objectives, feasibility criteria, history and basic conclusions of the
    project under study. It gives the analyst in the financier a "capsule view" of the whole object. Normally,
    this portion contains the name of the firm, and the location and size of its head office, plant site and
    factory. It also presents a comprehensive description of the business and its operations and briefly defines
    the product lines of the business.

    3. What is marketing aspect of Feasibility study?


    The chapter 1 includes the project summary. The Project summary presents in the highlights,
    descriptive definition, long-range objectives, feasibility criteria, history and basic conclusions of the
    project under study. It gives the analyst in the financier a "capsule view" of the whole object. Normally,
    this portion contains the name of the firm, and the location and size of its head office, plant site and
    factory. It also presents a comprehensive description of the business and its operations and briefly defines
    the product lines of the business.

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