Systems Analysis And Management Decision Making
Systems Analysis And Management Decision Making
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However, many benefits (and costs), especially in health care related problems, strongly resist efforts to place dollar values directly on them, e. G. What is the monetary value of a physical check-up? Moreover, in evaluating an alternative it may turn out that the costs and negative effects are borne primarily by one set of population subgroups while the benefits accrue to another, (Here Medicaid might serve as an example. ) So that in these cases even if all costs and benefits could be quanti...fied, their ratios would be difficult if not impossible to interpret. More generally, the whole question of the distribution effects of alternatives on different population groups is almost naturally overlooked in both the cost-benefit and the single index of worth approaches.
Hatry's answer to the question of how to measure effectiveness is simple, straightforward, and as might be expected the most difficult to apply. He says, "What is needed for evaluation are criteria that come as close as pos- sible to reflecting the basic, underlying objectives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, many benefits (and costs), especially in health care related problems, strongly resist efforts to place dollar values directly on them, e. G. What is the monetary value of a physical check-up? Moreover, in evaluating an alternative it may turn out that the costs and negative effects are borne primarily by one set of population subgroups while the benefits accrue to another, (Here Medicaid might serve as an example. ) So that in these cases even if all costs and benefits could be quanti...fied, their ratios would be difficult if not impossible to interpret. More generally, the whole question of the distribution effects of alternatives on different population groups is almost naturally overlooked in both the cost-benefit and the single index of worth approaches.
Hatry's answer to the question of how to measure effectiveness is simple, straightforward, and as might be expected the most difficult to apply. He says, "What is needed for evaluation are criteria that come as close as pos- sible to reflecting the basic, underlying objectives.
What to read after Systems Analysis And Management Decision Making?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leon S Leon Seligsberger White to read onlineMoreLess
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