If the CPI of a project is less than 0, is it worth investing in?

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Date Posted: 2014/03/20

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by Mustaque Ali , Program Manager , Independent Program Management Consultant

Cost Performance Index is used to show the efficiency of the money being spent by the project. This is not used in deciding on the investment.

NPV, IRR and paybacks are few methods to determine the investments.

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