Evaluating the feasibility of an alternative in terms of the funds and resources available to support a project for the organization is a measure of _____.
A) organizational feasibility
B) technical feasibility
C) economic feasibility
D) legal feasibility
E) ethical feasibility

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Economic feasibility refers to the measure of whether the funds and resources available are sufficient to support a project. Organizational feasibility looks at whether the project is compatible with the organization's culture and objectives, technical feasibility looks at whether the technology needed for the project is available and usable, legal feasibility looks at whether the project complies with laws and regulations, and ethical feasibility looks at whether the project is morally and socially acceptable.

Evaluating the Feasibility of an Alternative in Terms of the Funds