Weinstein and Stason Noted That a Key Issue with Cost-Benefit

question 15

Multiple Choice

Weinstein and Stason noted that a key issue with cost-benefit analysis in health care is that:

• A) it is too subjective.
• B) it necessitates putting a dollar value on life and health.
• C) health care cannot be measured using any one metric.
• D) it puts too little emphasis on expenses.

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