Richard O. Zerbe Jr., Daniel J. Evans Distinguished Professor of Public Affairs and Director, Benefit–Cost Analysis Center, Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs and Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Washington, US and Allen S. Bellas, Associate Professor of Economics, College of Management, Metropolitan State University, US

• Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Legal and Philosophical Foundations for Benefit–Cost Analysis 3. Standing in Benefit–Cost Analysis 4. Analyzing Welfare Changes 5. Valuing Inputs Using Market Prices 6. Valuing Outputs Using Market Prices 7. Assigning Monetary Values Using Shadow Values 8. General Equilibrium Analysis 9. Discounting and Net Present Value 10. Risk and Uncertainty 11. Case Studies 12. Resources Index

Richard O. Zerbe Jr., Daniel J. Evans Distinguished Professor of Public Affairs and Director, Benefit–Cost Analysis Center, Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs and Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Washington, US and Allen S. Bellas, Associate Professor of Economics, College of Management, Metropolitan State University, US

• Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Legal and Philosophical Foundations for Benefit–Cost Analysis 3. Standing in Benefit–Cost Analysis 4. Analyzing Welfare Changes 5. Valuing Inputs Using Market Prices 6. Valuing Outputs Using Market Prices 7. Assigning Monetary Values Using Shadow Values 8. General Equilibrium Analysis 9. Discounting and Net Present Value 10. Risk and Uncertainty 11. Case Studies 12. Resources Index

Richard O. Zerbe Jr., Daniel J. Evans Distinguished Professor of Public Affairs and Director, Benefit–Cost Analysis Center, Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs and Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Washington, US and Allen S. Bellas, Associate Professor of Economics, College of Management, Metropolitan State University, US

• Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Legal and Philosophical Foundations for Benefit–Cost Analysis 3. Standing in Benefit–Cost Analysis 4. Analyzing Welfare Changes 5. Valuing Inputs Using Market Prices 6. Valuing Outputs Using Market Prices 7. Assigning Monetary Values Using Shadow Values 8. General Equilibrium Analysis 9. Discounting and Net Present Value 10. Risk and Uncertainty 11. Case Studies 12. Resources Index