Question

A research team wishes to examine whether a county's potential investment in perinatal care programs is likely to yield savings in health care and public assistance costs over the coming decades. The research team is MOST likely to perform a:a) significance test.b) meta-analysis.c) cost-benefit analysis.d) factor analysis.e) cost-benefit analysis

Answer 1

The answer for the kind of analysis a research team which wishes to examine a country's investment potential in perinatal care programs that will likely yield savings in health care and public assistance cost over the coming decades is option C) and E) Cost-Benefit Analysis

Step-by-step explanation:

Cost benefit analysis is a model used in decision making to gather data that will give more cost effective options even if it means sacrificing some additional attributes. It applies opportunity cost.

In cost benefit Analysis, the researchers would sum the benefits of Perinatal care programs and subtract the country's potential investment when they see that the difference is not likely to yield savings in the health and public assistance over the coming decades, they will source for other options that would reduce cost and give a credible and comprehensive report.