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PART III - RISK AND DECISION MAKING

11.	Comparing and Evaluating Alternatives
	11.1	Discussing a Large Scale Mitigative Policy
	11.2	Decision Making Support Methods
		11.2.1	Strategic Versus Tactical Decision Making
		11.2.2	Subjective Expected Utility and Other Methods
		11.2.3	Economy Based Choices
		11.2.4	Modern Alternatives Comparison
	11.3	Economic Safety Margin and Life Cycle Risk Assessment for Projects
12.	Comparative Risk Based Decision Making
	12.1	Using CRBDM
	12.2	Including Risk in Project Comparisons
	12.3	How Uncertainties Affect the Final Balance of a Project
	12.4	Probability of a Financial Fiasco
		12.4.1	At Construction/Implementation
		12.4.2	At Life Cycle's End (Demolition/Reclamation)
		12.4.3	During Business Life
13.	Practical Aspects in CRBDM Calculations
	13.1	CRBDM Data Set Needed to Study One Alternative
	13.2	Thanks to CRBDM Sustainable Decisions Can Be Made
	13.3	How to Include an Income Variation Model
	13.4	Variations of Risk Tolerability Along Projects' Life

You will learn:

How risk assessments are put together (designed)

To select the option of management best suited to you,

To evaluate and prepare for crises,

To define acceptable and tolerable risks,

To make better, sustainable and well documented decisions,

How other players have behaved in the past.

Intended audiences:
	Corporate Decision Makers
	Institutions, Organizations & Governments
	Media

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