COST-BENEFI T ANALYSIS Flashcards

1
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ratio method involves the calculation of a ratio of
benefits to costs.

A

B–C ratio

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2
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actually a ratio of discounted benefits to discounted costs.

A

B–C ratio

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3
Q

defined as the ratio of the equivalent worth of benefits to the equivalent worth of costs.

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B–C ratio

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4
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The equivalent-worth
measure applied can be

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present worth, annual worth, or future
worth, but customarily, either PW or AW is used.

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5
Q

are defined as the favorable consequences of the project to the public

A

Project benefits

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6
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represent the monetary disbursement(s) required of the government

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Project costs

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7
Q

The method of selecting alternatives that is commonly used by
government agencies for analysing the desirability of public projects

A

benefit/cost ratio (B/C ratio).

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8
Q

A B/C ratio greater than or equal to
1.0

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indicated that the project under construction is economically advantageous.

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9
Q

are defined as the favorable consequences of the project to the
public,

A

Project benefits

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10
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represent the monetary disbursement(s) required of the
government.

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project costs

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11
Q

generally used to represent the
negative consequences of a project to the public.

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term disbenefits

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