According to Boardman et al. (2018), Cost-benefit analysis (CBA) is a policy assessment method that quantifies in moneta

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According to Boardman et al. (2018), Cost-benefit analysis (CBA)
is a policy
assessment method that quantifies in monetary terms the value of
all consequences
of a policy to all members of society. The broad purpose of CBA is
to help social
decision-making and to increase the social value or, more
technically, to improve
allocative efficiency.
1.1 Propose two development projects in the same sectors as your
group
assignments.
1.2 Follow the 10 steps in Boardman et al. (2018) to perform a
Cost-benefit
analysis.
1.3 Based on the Cost/benefit ratio, draw meaningful conclusions
and
recommend which project/option should be implemented.
THESE SUBJECT IS ENVIRONMENTAL AND NATURAL RESOURCE
ECONOMICS