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A systematic evaluation of the potential gains (得) and losses (失) associated with a decision, project, or investment to inform strategic choices.
公司在决定是否投资新项目时，必须进行详细的得失分析。
When deciding whether to invest in a new project, the company must conduct a detailed gain-loss analysis.
得失分析显示，该策略的潜在收益远大于风险。
The gain-loss analysis shows that the potential gains of this strategy far outweigh the risks.
Commonly used in business, finance, and investment contexts to weigh pros and cons objectively.
'得失分析' focuses more on subjective gains/losses (e.g., reputation, opportunity cost), while '成本效益分析' emphasizes monetary costs and benefits.
Combine quantitative data (e.g., financial projections) with qualitative factors (e.g., brand impact) in your analysis.
The term combines 得 (dé, 'gain' or 'profit') and 失 (shī, 'loss' or 'failure') with 分析 (fēn xī, 'analysis'). It originated in Chinese business and financial terminology, reflecting the Confucian principle of balancing gains and losses in decision-making.
1. Often used in formal reports, strategic planning, or investment proposals. 2. Emphasizes quantitative assessment (e.g., ROI, probability of success) rather than qualitative judgment. 3. May be abbreviated as '得失分析' in Chinese contexts.