It Is Often Important in Cost-Benefit Analysis to Distinguish Between

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Multiple Choice

It is often important in Cost-benefit analysis to distinguish between non-market values and direct values attached to direct use. Which statements about non-market values are true?

• A) non-market values are easier to estimate than direct use values
• B) non-market values have no relevance for estimating benefits
• C) non-market values only apply to wildlife
• D) none of the above

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Definitions:

Semantic Slanting

The use of language to influence an audience's perception by choosing words that carry strong connotations.

Surcharge

An additional charge, tax, or cost added to the usual cost or to a bill.

Rebates

Partial refunds to someone who has paid too much money for tax, rent, or a utility.

Semantic Slanting

Semantic slanting involves deliberately choosing words to make a subject appear more positive or negative, influencing perception and attitudes.