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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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I'm trying to explain why I am no longer accepting a certain product by saying that any possible benefits received from the product are not worth the effort required to get them. I want to say....
the "Benefit / ?What" ratio? What's the word that would portray the effort required to achieve a benefit? Am I explaining......does ANYONE know what I'm trying to ask? Lol! Any help greatly appreciated!
the "Benefit / ?What" ratio? What's the word that would portray the effort required to achieve a benefit? Am I explaining......does ANYONE know what I'm trying to ask? Lol! Any help greatly appreciated!
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How about simply the "Benefit / Effort" ratio? In business, it's common to do a cost / benefit analysis. Clive
- How about simply the "Benefit / Effort" ratio?
- In business, it's common to do a cost / benefit analysis.
- Clive
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How about simply the "Benefit / Effort" ratio?
In business, it's common to do a cost / benefit analysis.
Clive
In business, it's common to do a cost / benefit analysis.
Clive
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