Benefits of a project A) can change over time. B) can be difficult to measure. C) should be larger than costs. D) are sometimes intangible. E) are all of the above. When wages are viewed as benefits instead of costs of a project, it is an example of the A) labor game. B) chain-reaction game. C) double-counting game. D) dating game. In cost-benefit analysis, there is no problem created by inflation. A) True B) False C) Uncertain One of the steps in cost-benefit analysis is distinguishing time frames. A) True B) False C) Uncertain Cost-benefit analysis is a relatively new tool developed and used first by NASA. A) True B) False C) Uncertain The internal rate of return is likely to lead to incorrect decisions. A) True B) False C) Uncertain Costs should always be evaluated before determining benefits. A) True B) False C) Uncertain