Project A is profitable and selected for implementation this year; however, it is a low priority project. A high priority project is likely to require more funding, in which case Project A might be de-selected and will not proceed. What might you do first? Ask management for more funding, so that the high priority project, and Project A, can both proceed. Nothing. If Project A is a low priority, and a high priority project needs more funds, then Project A should be stopped Nothing. Project managers never have any input to project priorities. Verify whether the high priority project will deliver more benefits for the additional funding Delay Project A to the next year and reconsider it then