In an academic setting, proposals often explain all but ONE of the following:
A) how much time they will need to complete the project.
B) any financial resources required for equipment, salaries, and release time from regular teaching duties.
C) the goals and benefits of the research to the individual researcher, the university, and the public.
D) the outside contractors the faculty member will pay to do the actual research.

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Academic institutions will sometimes support the research proj-ects of their faculty by making funds available on a competitive basis. Faculty members will submit project proposals that explain the research they envision; how much time they will need to complete the project; any financial resources required for equipment, salaries, and release time from regular teaching duties; and the goals and benefits of the research. The competition for the available funds starts with a simple RFP.

In an Academic Setting, Proposals Often Explain All but ONE