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Course 5406
Benefit-Cost Analysis Mini Course
Overview
This 2.5-hour mini course introduces the foundational principles of benefit-cost analysis (BCA) and how it can be applied to decision-making processes in federal projects. Participants will explore key concepts, such as weighing the costs and benefits of potential actions, understanding net present value, and conducting risk assessments. Attendees will learn how effective BCAs can support informed decision-making in their organizations.
Who Attends
This course is designed for federal employees, project managers, decision-makers, and analysts who are involved in evaluating the costs and benefits of projects, programs, or organizational changes.
Course Level: Intermediate
CLP: 2.5 | CPE: 2.5
Duration: 2.5 hours
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Private Group TrainingLearning Objectives
- Describe the purposes, characteristics, and elements of benefit-cost analysis and identify the sources of guidance?
- Describe an eight-step process for benefit-cost analysis that goes from defining the problem or opportunity through reporting on results and making recommendations
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