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A Distinction Between Private and Social Costs

by olea33 in Issues, September 23, 2011
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A clear difference between social cost and private cost. A paper work to help business life.

Should You Build or Buy a Computer?

by BlackCola in Economics, June 29, 2011
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This is a topic about something people keep asking me about and I answer it.

How to Get Someone in Bars

by HowToBlog in Issues, April 30, 2011
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It sounds ugly and it probably is. But if you’ve exhausted the alternatives, it may be your only option. Girja Establish the goals, then do an analysis of costs and benefits. What you want from this person and what do you expect for a particular expense?

Determining The Best Investments: Within a Cost-benefit Framework or Within Macroeconomic Boundary Constraints?

by cerulean19 in Economics, February 17, 2011
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It is argued that determining the best socially and environmentally beneficial investments is not to be made within a cost-benefit framework but rather within appropriate macroeconomic boundary constraints.

Cleaning the Bathroom

by Zashuna in Economics, September 25, 2008
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About me cleaning the bathroom, and how that relates to economics.

Obscuring Moral Responsibility Through Cost-benefit Analysis

by cerulean19 in Economics, September 11, 2008
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Cost-benefit analysis, a procedure prescribed by mainstream economists to guard the public welfare from the advance of private interest, is disclosed to fail in its avowed intent when it matters most. It fails because it assumes that society is simply the sum of its members.

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