Feasibility Analysis in Business and Entrepreneurship Quiz
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What is the purpose of conducting a feasibility study?

  • To determine if a business idea is viable and worth pursuing (correct)
  • To conduct primary research on the industry
  • To finalize the development of a business plan
  • To gather feedback after the business idea has been implemented
  • When should a feasibility analysis be conducted?

  • During the opportunity recognition stage (correct)
  • Before any feedback is obtained
  • At the final stage of implementing the business idea
  • After the business plan is developed
  • What is primary research in the context of feasibility analysis?

  • Research that is collected from industry experts
  • Data that is already collected
  • Research conducted by the person or persons completing the analysis (correct)
  • Feedback obtained after implementing the business idea
  • What does a feasibility analysis allow ample opportunity for?

    <p>Revising, altering, and changing the idea based on feedback and analysis</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does secondary research involve in feasibility analysis?

    <p>Conducting research on industry trends and statistics</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Purpose of a Feasibility Study

    • Evaluates the viability of a project or business idea by assessing various factors such as technical, economic, legal, operational, and scheduling considerations.
    • Aims to identify potential problems or obstacles that could hinder implementation.

    Timing for Conducting Feasibility Analysis

    • Should be conducted before significant investments are made in a project, ideally during the planning phase.
    • Useful for determining if a project is worth pursuing, thereby guiding decision-making processes.

    Primary Research in Feasibility Analysis

    • Involves the collection of new, firsthand data directly related to the project's specific context.
    • Methods include surveys, interviews, focus groups, and observations to gather insights from potential customers or stakeholders.

    Opportunities Provided by Feasibility Analysis

    • Allows for thorough evaluation of a project’s strengths and weaknesses, as well as its potential to succeed in the market.
    • Provides a platform for stakeholders to voice concerns and suggestions, fostering collaborative input on project development.

    Secondary Research in Feasibility Analysis

    • Involves the utilization of existing information and data from previous studies, reports, and published sources.
    • Includes analysis of market reports, industry statistics, academic journals, and competitor analyses to inform decision-making.

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