Critical to the business case is the identification of both _________ and ________.
A) costs; risks
B) costs; benefits
C) advantages; disadvantages
D) assumptions; risks
E) benefits; detriments

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The business case should include both the costs and benefits of the proposed action. This allows for a full analysis of the potential return on investment. While identifying risks or detriments is also important, it is not as critical to the overall business case as understanding the costs and benefits. Choice A is a close second, but risks should be included in the overall analysis of costs, rather than being a separate category. Choices C and E are too vague and do not specifically address the financial analysis needed for a business case. Choice D is also important but falls under the category of assumptions and should be included in the overall analysis of costs and benefits as well.

Critical to the Business Case Is the Identification of Both