Environmental and Occupational Health
Cost-benefit analysis is a systematic process for calculating and comparing the costs and benefits of a project, decision, or policy to determine its feasibility and efficiency. This method is used to evaluate the economic impacts of various options in order to make informed choices about resource allocation, particularly in occupational health risk assessment and management, where it helps prioritize interventions based on their potential benefits relative to their costs.
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