Explain why cost-benefit analysis is able to provide an answer as to whether a project is desirable or not, whereas other methods tend to produce more ambiguous results.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Cost-benefit analysis reduces all the costs and benefits of public programs to a single economic dimension, whereas other forms of analysis may produce confusion because of the lack of a common standard of comparison.
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A) groups are not equivalent. B) groups are randomized. C) an ad hoc sample is used. D) participants gain experience from early conditions.
One of the issues often discussed about education funding is ________
A. equity B. feasibility C. accessibility D. information E. worthiness
Only leaders in democratic nations are vulnerable to changes in public opinion
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Lobbyists are also known as ______.
a. interest capitalists b. legislative staffers c. legislative liaisons d. interest liaisons