Before business expansion, an entrepreneur checks the availability of managerial time and attention. This is part of which feasibility?

Correct answer: Managerial-capacity feasibility

Expansion requires more than market demand and money; it also requires enough managerial attention to coordinate people, decisions and operations. If the entrepreneur is already overloaded, growth may create delays and poor control. Checking this capacity is part of managerial-capacity feasibility. Market and legal feasibility concern different questions, while customer satisfaction is an outcome rather than the feasibility assessment described.