Multiple Choice
Cost-benefit analysis attempts to
A) compare the real worth, rather than the market values, of various goods and services.
B) compare the relative desirability of alternative distributions of income.
C) determine whether it is better to cut government expenditures or reduce taxes.
D) compare the benefits and costs associated with any economic project or activity.
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