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|'''1.''' Cost/Benefit Analysis or CBA is the determination of the economic feasibility of selecting a recovery solution or developing a [[system]] on the basis of a comparison of the projected costs of a proposed [[system]] and the expected benefits from its operation.
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'''2.''' Financial technique that measures the cost of implementing  a particular solution and compares this with the benefit delivered by that solution. 
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'''3.''' The amount of expenditure(actual or notional)incurred on or attributable to,a specific [[activity]] or business unit.

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'''4.''' Financial technique that measures the cost of implementing a particular solution and compares this with the benefit delivered by that solution.

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'''5.''' A process (after a BIA and Risk Assessment) that facilitates the financial assessment of different strategic BCM options and balances the cost of each option against the perceived savings.

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