Edward Gramlich reported that when he came to Washington in 1986 to work at the Congressional Budget Office, he was “surprised to see just how often benefit-cost analysis is actually used in Washington - Edward Gramlich - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Edward Gramlich reported that when he came to Washington in 1986 to work at the Congressional Budget Office, he was “surprised to see just how often benefit-cost analysis is actually used in Washington Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-02-23 11:12:19 Open Document File Size: 60,64 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / DC / Houston / Washington / / / Event Person Travel / / Facility Washington State Institute of Public Policy / Washington State Institute of Public Policy’s Approach / Vera Institute of Justice / / IndustryTerm analytic products / adult services / dream solution / / Organization Vera Institute of Justice / Washington’s legislature / Washington State Institute of Public Policy / Association for Budgeting and Financial Management / School of Public Service Prepared / state budget office / New York State and New York City government / NYU / Congressional Budget Office / US Bureau of Justice Statistics / / Person Steve Aos / Polly Phipps / James L. Brockholdt / Edward Gramlich / Robert Barnoski / Roxanne Lieb / / Position good budget analyst / mayor / Governor / agency head / chief executive / politician / analyst / budget official / / ProgrammingLanguage DC / / ProvinceOrState Washington / / RadioStation CBA / / URL http / SocialTag Public finance United States federal budget Microeconomics Public economics Political economy Drug court Energy service company Costs Cost–benefit analysis Decision theory

Edward Gramlich reported that when he came to Washington in 1986 to work at the Congressional Budget Office, he was “surprised to see just how often benefit-cost analysis is actually used in WashingtonAdd to Reading List