Titlebook: Managing Cost-Benefit Analysis; Grahame Walshe,Peter Daffern Textbook 1990Latest edition Grahame Walshe and Peter Daffern 1990 calculus.ca

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its and costs in several relevant case studies. In addition to the more familiar applications in the areas of transport and forestry the authors consider examples such as computer selection; and discuss how it is possible to take several different views about the desirability of asset disposal in the public sector.

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Some Concluding Thoughts,If markets worked perfectly, the need for cost-benefit analysis and indeed public intervention would tend to disappear. It is precisely because there are market imperfections that governments have occasion to intervene in markets, and these imperfections make the evaluation of public sector choices most problematic.

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