Which method is used to determine the most cost-effective design and construction procedure?

A. Life cycle cost analysis
B. Cost-benefit analysis
C. Inductive economic analysis
D. Deductive economic analysis

The correct answer is option A. Life cycle cost analysis. Can you explain this answer in the comments?

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Which method is used to determine the most cost-effective design and construction procedure?

Which method is used to determine the most cost-effective design and construction procedure?

The correct answer is option A. Life cycle cost analysis. Can you explain this answer in the comments?

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