Perform a cost-benefit analysis. Many people who perform a cost-benefit analysis on a regular basis tend to call it “shopping around.” Think of an acquisition you have been considering. For example,...

Perform a cost-benefit analysis. Many people who perform a cost-benefit analysis on a regular basis tend to call it “shopping around.” Think of an acquisition you have been considering. For example, you may be thinking about acquiring a digital camera, a mobile device such as a tablet, or a fairly expensive gift for a friend or family member. Complete the following steps:

Document the reason for your decision.