The end-point of a utility analysis is typically an educated decision about
A) limits on monetary expenditures for a new test or testing program.
B) which of many possible courses of action is optimal.
C) where to fix a cut point on a new test.
D) how to structure an intervention so that it is most cost efficient.

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Utility analysis is used to compare the costs and benefits of different courses of action. Therefore, the end-point of a utility analysis is typically an educated decision about which of many possible courses of action is optimal. Options A, C, and D are all considerations in making such a decision, but they are not necessarily the endpoint of a utility analysis.

The End-Point of a Utility Analysis Is Typically an Educated