A project can be divided into Phase I and Phase II. Phase II is a continuation of
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A project can be divided into Phase I and Phase II. Phase II is a continuation of Phase I, cannot be developed by itself, and may or may not be developed. Phase I looks like a sure "winner," but Phase II is questionable. Capital investment analysis is done on Phase I and on Phases I and II together. What might be learned from each of the analyses? What extension might you suggest?
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