• Health Mark Q · Jan 1988

    Feasibility analysis for medical services.

    • T R Stone, R E Stevens, and P K Sherwood.
    • Health Mark Q. 1988 Jan 1; 5 (3-4): 129-41.

    AbstractFeasibility analysis is an important aspect of business planning. A feasibility study is a study of the impacts of revenues, cost, and returns on a decision. It helps answer the questions of "What share of total sales can be attained?" "What revenues will be generated?" "What costs will be incurred?" "What will be the return on investment?" The discipline of going through a systematic approach to analyze market demand, cost requirements, and return on investment will improve business decisions by eliminating risk and increasing the possibility of successful ventures.

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