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Costbenefit Analysis And Crime Control John K Roman

Name: Costbenefit Analysis And Crime Control John K Roman
SKU: BELL-48779484
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Costbenefit Analysis And Crime Control John K Roman instant download after payment.

Publisher: The Urban Institute Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.33 MB

Author: John K. Roman

ISBN: 9780877667667, 0877667667

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Costbenefit Analysis And Crime Control John K Roman by John K. Roman 9780877667667, 0877667667 instant download after payment.

Criminal justice programs, to be adopted in today's climate, need demonstrate not only efficacy but return on tax dollars invested. Cost-benefit analysis, the economist's tool for determining the price of outcomes, yields a single metric that allows different interventions to be compared directly. Yet CBA is difficult, even controversial, to apply to crime control, as it involves placing monetary value on intangibles such as pain, suffering, well-being, and human life. Cost-Benefit Analysis and Crime Control guides researchers through cost collection, design of bias-free studies, measurement of effects, approaches to estimating program benefits, and methods for combining the elements into a unified analysis