In Evaluating Public Programs, Benefit-Cost Analysis

question 33

Multiple Choice

In evaluating public programs, benefit-cost analysis:

• A) takes into account only the benefits that society gains from public programs.
• B) states that a program should be undertaken only if it generates revenue.
• C) states that a program should be undertaken only if total benefits exceed total costs.
• D) takes into account only the direct costs of the program.
• E) states that a program should be undertaken only if there are no indirect costs.

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