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Economic Analysis Services
HORNE provides sound, systematic analyses to compare various alternatives to achieve a specific objective. Taking assumptions and constraints into account, our economic analysis results enable clients to make informed decisions regarding the use of scarce resources.
Feasibility studies are a type of economic analysis. They offer an overview for comparison and will help you decide if the benefits outweigh the costs.
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If you have questions or for more information about HORNE's economic analysis services, please contact Robert Alexander, CPA/ABV, ASA, or any member of our fraud, forensic and litigation team.
Contact Us
Robert Alexander, CPA/ABV, ASA
Partner
601.326.1041
robert.alexander@horne-llp.com
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- BP Deepwater Horizon Settlement Claims Services
- Economic Damages
- Economic Analysis Services
- Personal Injury Litigation Services
- Business Valuation Services
- Forensic Accounting
- Fraud Examinations
- HORNE's Fraud, Forensic & Litigation (FF&L) Team
- Fraud, Forensic & Litigation Resources
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