Sensitivity Analysis

Sensitivity analysis:

A) is a forecasting method where participants are given potential situations and then asked to build likely responses and outcomes for the business.
B) is a forecasting method in which a broad topic is set out and a discussion among the participants is utilized to gain insights into what the future may look like.
C) can include anticipatory elements that are difficult to formalize, such as subjective interpretations of facts, shifts in values, new regulations, or inventions.
D) tends to vary one quantifiable variable while holding others constant to see the likely effect.