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- Cost-benefit analysis is an effective approach to making decisions. The world would be better if more people practiced cost-benefit analysis more consistently. Are their moral duties that transcend cost-benefit analysis? If so, how do we identify those duties?What controversies surround the use of border prices in economic cost benefit analysis?Which of the following correctly identify ways in which cost-effectiveness analysis differs from cost-benefit analysis? You may select multiple answes. A. In a CBA costs and benefits in the distant future are not ignored, but they are in a CEA. B. In a CBA, revealed preference measures can be used as a method of measuring impacts but they are not in a CEA. C. A CBA does not attempt to evaluate efficacy, but a CEA does. D. A CBA monetizes both costs and benefits, whereas CEA only monetizes costs. E. A CBA fails to consider effects on income distribution but a CEA does.
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