Question

Which activities add to the cost of planning?

Options

• Economic, political, physical, legal, and social factors

• Goals, time frames, initiative, and creativity

• Policy changes, instability, calamities, and competition

• Fact-checking, calculations, meetings, expert consultations, and investigations

Answer 1

Fact-checking, calculations, meetings, expert consultations, and investigations add to planning cost. These activities require time, money, and specialised effort.