Which of the following would NOT be considered in deciding how far to crash a project? (a) Project overrun penalties. (b) Incentives for early completion. (c) Indirect project costs (e. g. interest on a construction loan). (d) The normal duration times of tasks not on a critical path. (e) How far individual tasks can be crashed.

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Julie Hutchinson

26 March, 17:31

Which of the following would NOT be considered in deciding how far to crash a project? (a) Project overrun penalties. (b) Incentives for early completion. (c) Indirect project costs (e. g. interest on a construction loan). (d) The normal duration times of tasks not on a critical path. (e) How far individual tasks can be crashed.

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Cristina Odom · Answer 1

C. Indirect project cost.

Explanation:

It should be understood that the process of crashing a project means the ability to complete a project before the stipulated time.

In this case, in a situation whereby there is an increase in the construction loan, will affect or hinder the completion of a project before the stipulated time. This is because an increase in construction loan will reduce the amount of profit the contractor will make, and this will prevent them from going for the loan.