Is there a role for benefit-cost analysis in environmental, health and safety regulation?

Article Abstract:

Benefit-cost analysis can be useful in policy planning, and can help regulatory agencies set priorities. It is recommended that cost-benefit analysis be mandatory for, but not binding on, major regulatory decisions. Analyses should include discussions of any uncertainties.

Usage, Economic aspects, Cost benefit analysis, Safety regulations, Environmental policy, Environmental law, Regulatory compliance costs

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Time preferences for life-saving programs: evidence from six less developed countries

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This article examines individual time preferences for saving lives in countries in Asia, Africa, and Eastern Europe.

Indonesia, Ukraine, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Bulgaria, Uganda, Statistical Data Included, Models, Economic research

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On measuring economic values for nature

Article Abstract:

This article examines the meaning of economic valuation and difficulty of value determination.

Valuation

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