An argument against cost/benefit analysis is that it requires _____. A)risk-assessment models B)costs that are untraceable C)placing monetary values on everything D)too much time to complete

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An argument against cost/benefit analysis is that it requires _____.

A)risk-assessment models
B)costs that are untraceable
C)placing monetary values on everything
D)too much time to complete

Advanced Placement (AP)
high-school

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the answer is c.

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The correct answer is placing monetary values on everything

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