Benefit/Cost Ratio Analysis
{"Image DocumentName": "Benefit/Cost Ratio Analysis", "Image ImageDescription": "D. B. A. C. E. F. Cost.  1000.  2000.  4000.  6000.  9000.   PWB.  1340.  4700.  7330.  8730.  9500. B/C NPV ) Comparing \uf044B/\uf044C with 1 for consecutive alternatives select the best alternative. Thus, for the example, the increments B-D and A-B are attractive. We prefer B to D, and we prefer A to B. Increment C-A is not attractive, as \uf044B/\uf044C = 0.76 < 1. Comparing A to E, again A is best. Finally A is the best project. B-D. A-B. C - A. E-A. Incremental Cost.  1000.  2000.  5000. Incremental Benefit.  3360.  2630.  1400.  1670. Incr.B/Incr. C", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}