You are the business analyst for your organization. Management has asked that in the business case you're creating that you also include the projected costs and benefits to be realized and how those…

Cost-benefits justification is the rationale for why benefits outweigh costs, not a component that also defines how costs and benefits will be assessed and tracked over time.

Risk assessment identifies and evaluates potential threats and uncertainties to the project, not projected financial outcomes and their measurement criteria.

A SWOT analysis evaluates organizational strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats and does not define how projected costs and benefits will be measured.

Results measurements is the business case component that documents the projected costs and benefits to be realized from the solution, as well as the methods by which those costs and benefits will be assessed and evaluated post-implementation. It provides the benchmark criteria against which the solution's success will be measured. This distinguishes it from cost-benefit justification, which only argues whether benefits outweigh costs.