Question

A hotel experiences relatively long checkout lines on Sundays when the majority of its customers check out. Replacing the hotel's existing checkout system with an expensive state-of-the-art system has crossed the mind of top management, and yet, due to its relative monopoly in that region, the hotel's customers tend to be rather loyal. The management is wondering whether the costs involved in installing a new system would be recouped by the new system in the long run.

Which type of feasibility is presented in this scenario?
a. Schedule feasibility
b. Economic feasibility
c. Political feasibility
d. Technical feasibility

Answer 1

The hotel management is considering the economic feasibility of replacing their checkout system with a new one.

Step-by-step explanation:

The type of feasibility presented in this scenario is Economic feasibility. Economic feasibility focuses on whether the costs of implementing a new system can be recouped in the long run. In this case, the hotel's management is considering whether the investment in a state-of-the-art checkout system will be economically beneficial, considering their loyal customer base and relative monopoly in the region.