The numbers generated by quantitative project selection models are finite and complete, eliminating the need to examine other project characteristics.

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Quantitative project selection models can only provide numbers based on the criteria and data inputs used in the model, but they do not provide a complete picture of all project characteristics such as feasibility, risks, stakeholder needs, and strategic fit. These other factors must still be considered in the project selection process.

The Numbers Generated by Quantitative Project Selection Models Are Finite