Which of the following project selection methods is NOT a comparative approach (or benefit measurement model)?

I am not a specialist in selection of methods but my common sense tells me: A. Murder boards

Answer: CExplanation: There are two kinds of project selection methods. Benefit measurement models, or comparative methods, are used to compare the benefits and features of projects. Mathematical models use complex formulas to determine which project has the most value to the company. You should get familiar with some of the more common comparative approaches to project selection, like murder boards, benefit-to-cost ratios and peer reviews.