The net benefit of a particular alternative equals:

A) the benefits received from the alternative plus the costs incurred in choosing the alternative.
B) the benefits received from the alternative divided by the costs incurred in choosing the alternative.
C) the costs incurred in choosing the alternative divided by the benefits received from the alternative.
D) the benefits received from the alternative minus the costs incurred in choosing the alternative.


D

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