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A cost-benefit analysis (CBA) is essential for anyone making business decisions, managing projects, or creating policies. It helps you evaluate how much something will cost versus the benefits you expect to gain so you can make smarter, more informed choices.
This guide will show you how to quickly conduct a cost-benefit analysis, considering an investment, a new project, or a policy change.
What is a Cost-Benefit Analysis?
A cost-benefit analysis compares a decision's costs with its benefits to determine whether the benefits are worth the costs. This process is helpful when resources are limited, and you want to make sure you are making the best decision for the future.
Example: Imagine your company is thinking about buying new software. A cost-benefit analysis would compare the price of the software to the benefits, like more productivity, lower labor costs, or better customer service. If the benefits are higher than the costs, the investment makes sense.
Step 1: Identify and List All Costs
Sometime recently, you can calculate the benefits, you are required to list all the costs included. These are coordinated or backhanded, short-term or long-term. Begin by composing down each conceivable cost.
Direct Costs: These are easy to identify because they're directly tied to the project, such as buying equipment or paying for materials.
Indirect Costs: These are secondary expenses, like administrative costs or the time needed for training.
Recurring Costs: These are ongoing costs, like maintenance or subscription fees.
Opportunity Costs: Consider what you're missing out on by choosing this option instead of another.
Example: In the software case, direct costs include the price of the software and the cost of installation and training. Indirect costs could be employees' time learning how to use the new software.
Step 2: Identify and List All Benefits
Now that you've listed all the costs, you must consider the benefits. These can be tangible (easy to measure) or intangible (more challenging but still meaningful).
Tangible Benefits: These are measurable in financial terms, like increased revenue or cost savings.
Intangible Benefits: These might be improved employee morale or customer satisfaction.
Example: The computer program might bring significant benefits, like higher productivity or diminished labor costs. Intangible benefits include ways to improve group resolve or progress client advantage.
Step 3: Quantify Costs and Benefits
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- 1. Lecture 2 The Economic History of the United States
- 2. Questions?
- 3. Practice Quiz 1. What is economics? 2. When did the world start escaping poverty? 3. Can resources be infinite? Why?
- 5. What is a Market? Where buyers and sellers can discover value
- 6. What is a Market? Where you can find someone that is better at solving your problem than you are.
- 9. In every trade there is one price and two values
- 10. 1820 2023 Change Population 1 billion 8 billion 8 x Life Expectancy 30 years 73 years 43 Income Per Capita Per Day $2 $33 16.5 x
- 22. Shanghai 1990
- 23. Shanghai 2013
- 25. U.S. Farmers 1800 - 90 percent
- 26. U.S. Farmers 1900 - 45 percent Gasoline engines replaced horses
- 27. U.S. Farmers 2012 - 2 percent
- 28. What happened to those 88 people?