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Document the ground rules, assumptions, and constraints that define the boundaries and conditions under which the estimate is valid. Ground rules are facts or directives (e.g., base year dollars, inflation rates), while assumptions fill knowledge gaps when facts are unavailable. Clear documentation of both is essential for estimate transparency and credibility.
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