Which of the following statements about scenario analysis is NOT correct?Scenario analysis can help managers make insightful decision.Scenario analysis can be used to analyze the value of a utilization program.Scenario analysis can be used to find minimum PMPM rate for breakeven.By using scenario analysis, we can definitely accept a lower PMPM rate than therate at breakeven since scenario analysis is a tool for control cost.

The answer is option D . Scenario analysis is an analysis of the the environment in which a business…

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Principles Of Marketing

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Author:Kotler, Philip, Armstrong, Gary (gary M.)

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Chapter1: Marketing: Creating Customer Value And Engagement

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