Which of the following activities represents a challenge when a cost–benefit analysis is performed?
a. Calculating all of the indirect, less visible costs
b. Placing an appropriate dollar value on the benefits
c. Using computer software to calculate the results
d. Controlling the variables of cost and benefit
ANS: B
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a. Asian Americans c. Indian Americans b. African Americans d. European descent
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