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1. In almost all applications of benefit-cost analysis this measure is the value of the goods and services in private markets.

2. Thus half the effort of benefit-cost analysis would devolve upon the firm, whose owners' best interests dictate accurate cost estimates.

3. benefit-cost analysis can also be used by government analysts to evaluate the effects of private investment.

4. Where pollution and health are involved in a Benefit-Cost Analysis, a tradeoff must be made between economic costs and the value of a life.

5. For this purpose I will concentrate on the approaches that follow most directly from the earlier discussion of benefit-cost analysis.

6. Court awards of compensatory damages for deaths are irrelevant to benefit-cost analysis for similar reasons.

7. An integrated decision-making model in LORA of ship equipment was developed based on benefit-cost analysis, in order to improve ship integrated supportability of our country.

8. This study aims at assessing the establishment of Fukuoka semi-aerobic landfill site with the comparison of open-dump sites in the measure of a benefit-cost analysis.

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9. To assess whether China's fears are justified requires a benefit-cost analysis of the mercantilism as employed by Chinese leaders.

10. The application of the methods system to a case study suggests that the methods system can be a useful alternative to traditional benefit-cost analysis for urban transportation projects.