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You are a project manager for Waterways Houseboats, Inc. You have been asked to perform a benefit/cost analysis for two proposed projects. Project A costs $2.4 million with potential benefits of $12 million and future operating cost of $3 million. Project B costs $2.8 million with potential benefits of $14 million and future operating costs of $2 million. Which project should you recommend?
A. Project A because the cost to implement is cheaper than Project B
B. Project A because the potential benefits plus the future operating costs are less in value than the same calculation for Project B
C. Project B because the potential benefits minus the implementation and future operating costs are greater in value than the same calculation for Project A
D. Project B because the potential benefits minus the costs to implement are greater in value than the same calculation for Project A
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