Sessions Description: Economic evaluation refers to applied analytic methods used to identify, measure, value, and compare the costs and consequences of programs and interventions
AEA_2010_Corso-1.pdf
Traditional economic evaluation asks whether a program or practice is cost-beneficial, i.e., whether the monetary value of its outcomes exceeds the monetary value of resources consumed to produce those outcomes
Sustainability and Economic Evaluation3.pdf
Edward Broughton will explain the basic types of cost-effectiveness analysis and share the mathematical model that underlies robust economic evaluations that are crucial to decision makers
Pres_2011May261.pdf