The Criticism That Benefit-Cost Analysis Does Not Reflect Distributional or Equity

Multiple Choice

The criticism that benefit-cost analysis does not reflect distributional or equity considerations:

A) implies that the analysis is of little value when benefits are inequitably distributed.
B) is not valid as benefit-cost analysis is focused on equity and not efficiency.
C) is addressed by using the tax and redistribution systems to address economic inequities.
D) holds that equity is more important than efficiency in a market economy.
E) implies that benefit-cost analysis should not be used to analyze public programs.