"One of the ways to judge whether a project is good is to see whether it's clear enough for a broad group to understand," Haseltine says.
But as Yancey notes, on a practical level, some manipulations are going to get through, and in the end it's up to backers to judge whether a project is worth supporting.
If you cannot judge by a project basis, then decide how many days per week you will work for that company and multiply your daily rate by that number each month you plan to work.
Stern said one of his measuring sticks for judging whether a project is a good fit for him is if it exists in a world he's interested in or wants to know more about.
The standard approach for judging government spending is cost-benefit analysis, which judges a project to be worthwhile if the costs including impact on future taxes are less than the benefits it provides.
When judging project success, project managers only consider the probability of a risk occurring; they do not factor in the impact of said risks on project success should the risks arise.
In such a case a review team would wish to be able to judge the project as a whole as being eligible or not.
"We hope the governor will judge this project on the merits and ignore all the political noise in the background".
"There is a perception that investors will judge the risk of a project based on where you sit in the rankings.
Researchers would presumably judge for themselves whether a project is exempt under these guidelines.
