This "cousin" of cost-benefit analysis does not attempt to assign dollar values to potential benefits but instead assumes they will occur and looks for the cheapest way to achieve them.
A) cost-effectiveness analysis
B) risk assessment
C) program evaluation
D) impact analysis

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The description given is that of cost-effectiveness analysis, which seeks to identify the cheapest way to achieve a set of assumed benefits, without attempting to assign dollar values to those benefits.

This "Cousin" of Cost-Benefit Analysis Does Not Attempt to Assign