Cost-Utility Analyses Refer to Methods of Relating Program Costs to

question 8

Multiple Choice

Cost-utility analyses refer to methods of relating program costs to

• A) objective judgments of the value of certain outcomes.
• B) the costs of negative side effects.
• C) losses due to inadequate program implementation.
• D) subjective judgments of the value of certain outcomes.

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