Business, 10.03.2020 17:02 linnybear300

It is going to cost $80,000 a day simply to house and feed a construction crew in the farthest reaches of northern Alaska. This would be an example of a situation requiring reducing the project duration due to

A. Imposed project deadlines.

B. Time to market.

C. Unforeseen project delays.

D. High overhead.

E. Incentive contracts.

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