Each of the Following Explains Why Cost-Benefit Analysis Is Difficult

question 397

Multiple Choice

Each of the following explains why cost-benefit analysis is difficult except

• A)there is no price with which to judge the value of a public good.
• B)surveys are often biased and unreliable.
• C)it is difficult to identify all factors that influence costs and benefits of public goods.
• D)government projects rarely have sufficient funding to complete them on time.

Understand and calculate values based on proportional relationships.

Analyze and solve problems involving repeating and terminating decimals.

Determine the effect of percentage changes on values.

Convert mixed numbers to decimals and percentages.

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Definitions:

Average Inventory

The mean value of inventory over a certain period, calculated to help businesses understand inventory levels and cost of goods sold.

Order Cost

The total expenses incurred in placing and receiving an order, including production, shipping, and handling fees.

Variable Cost Per Unit

The cost that varies with each unit of production or service provided.

Net 30 Credit Policy

A payment term indicating that the payment for goods or services is due 30 days after the invoice date, often used in business-to-business transactions.