A Benefit-Cost Ratio for a Not-For-Profit Organization's Program Is

Multiple Choice

A benefit-cost ratio for a not-for-profit organization's program is

A) A comparison between cash received and cash paid in a given program year.
B) Total projected annual benefits/total projected costs over the life of a program.
C) Program outcomes/program inputs for each five-year period.
D) Present value of net annual benefits from a program/initial investment in the program.