Quantifying indirect returns requires a structured approach and educated assumptions, testing the validity of estimates against a sample population and projecting a best-case and a worst-case scenario. (Credit: Funtap/Adobe Stock) Quantifying indirect returns requires a structured approach and educated assumptions, testing the validity of estimates against a sample population and projecting a best-case and a worst-case scenario. (Credit: Funtap/Adobe Stock)

Editor's Note: Part one of this series can be found here. 

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