Which steps are part of doing a cost-benefit analysis? check all that apply.
predicting costs
identifying outcomes
comparing costs
calculating costs
delaying decisions

All options are correct except delaying decisions.

A cost-benefit analysis takes into account which is the best option that enhances satisfaction at a lower cost. For example, when buying a cell phone there are expensive devices with excellent performance and there are also cheap cell phones with poor performance. However, there are intermediate cell phones that offer a good quality service for a reasonable price, being a possible good cost-benefit.

In this context, to make a cost benefit analysis you must predict, calculate and compare the costs and identify the expected results. Cost benefit is a subjective concept that varies for each person, but usually works in that way that I have described.