"Cost-Benefit Analysis, 5th Edition" is a leading resource that delivers an accessible yet comprehensive exploration of cost-benefit analysis, equipping readers with essential tools for assessing the economic efficiency of public policies. Authored by renowned experts, the book emphasizes practicality and clarity, with minimal mathematical complexity, making it ideal for students and professionals from diverse backgrounds.
 
This edition covers critical topics such as time discounting, handling uncertainty through Monte Carlo simulations, valuation techniques, and shadow pricing. The text integrates real-world applications through case studies, exercises, and illustrative examples, ensuring a robust understanding of both theoretical and practical aspects of cost-benefit analysis. With its blend of foundational concepts and advanced methods, the book is a valuable guide for policy analysts, economists, and decision-makers.
 
Key Features:
 
Clear and Accessible: Focused on user-friendly explanations without extensive mathematical jargon.
 
Comprehensive Coverage: Includes key concepts like social discount rates, risk assessment, and cost-effectiveness analysis.
 
Practical Applications: Case studies demonstrate real-world applications of cost-benefit analysis in sectors like health, education, and public policy.
 
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About the Authors
 
Anthony E. Boardman: Professor at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver. Boardman has collaborated with governments and organizations like the Inter-American Development Bank, earning awards like the Peter Larkin Award and the Alan Blizzard Award.
 
David H. Greenberg: Emeritus Professor of Economics at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Greenberg specializes in labor economics and cost-benefit analysis, with extensive teaching and consultancy experience globally.
 
Aidan R. Vining: CNABS Professor at Simon Fraser University, British Columbia. Vining has co-authored influential works in policy analysis and is recognized for his contributions to public policy and economics.
 
David L. Weimer: Edwin E. Witte Professor of Political Economy at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Weimer's expertise spans political economy and policy analysis, earning him leadership roles in academic associations.