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financial feasibility (A study on whether a project is viable after taking into consideration its total costs and probable revenues. If the revenues cover the costs of the project, then the project is visible. For instance, the cost of expanding production will entail $500,000; however, the expected increase in revenue will be $1,000,000. Thus, the project is feasible as its revenue more than cover its costs. Use this term in a sentence: " We did not have the financial feasibility to do what we wanted to do and it mad everyone think about new things to do. " " Thomas had what appeared to be a good business plan on the surface but after presenting it he was informed that it had poor financial feasibility. " " The financial feasibility that the surveying and architectural firms came up with for the new addition to the factory put the estimate at over a million dollars. " Read more:  investorwords.com Alexander Demidov); financial feasibility study (ABelonogov) |
