 | United States. Agency for International Development - 1970 - 260 pages
...associated living. 26. "...Cost-benefit analysis as generally understood is only a technique for taking decisions within a framework which has to be decided...considerations, many of them of a political or social character" [32, p. 6851. 27- Hirschman speaks of the centrality of side-effects in judging investment projects,... | |
 | 1970 - 260 pages
...associated living. 26. "...Cost-benefit analysis as generally understood is only a technique for taking decisions within a framework which has to be decided...considerations, many of them of a political or social character" [32, p. 685]. 27. Hirschman speaks of the centrality of side-effects in Judging investment projects,... | |
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First, cost-benefit analysis as generally understood is only a technique for taking decisions within a framework which has to be decided upon in advance and which involves a wide range of considerations, many of them of a political or social character. 