The methods used to estimate the cost of a project during the selection phase are generally slower and consume more resources than those used to create detailed estimates in later phases.

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Abdallah AL-zabn · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  During the selection phase, methods used to estimate project costs are typically quicker and less resource-intensive, relying on high-level information, as opposed to detailed estimates in later phases which are more accurate and thus require more time and resources.

The methods used to estimate the cost of a project during the selection phase are generally slower and consume more resources than those used to create detailed estimates in later phases.

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