The economic feasibility assessment focuses on all of the following factors,except:
A)Decreased investment requirements.
B)Cost/benefit analysis.
C)Governmental restrictions.
D)Increased revenue.

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The economic feasibility assessment focuses on factors such as decreased investment requirements, cost/benefit analysis, and increased revenue to determine whether a project or investment is financially viable. However, governmental restrictions are typically considered as part of the regulatory and legal feasibility assessment, rather than the economic feasibility assessment.

The Economic Feasibility Assessment Focuses on All of the Following