Q4. If the cost expended in an intervention is 160m, cost saved due to averted diseases is 35m, cost saved due to productivity lost averted is 23m, outcome of health intervention is 65 and outcome of health without intervention is 24. Determine; i. Cost effectiveness ratio ii. Cost saved iii. Net health outcome iv. Net cost

Q4. If the cost expended in an intervention is 160m, cost saved due to averted diseases is 35m, cost saved due to productivity lost averted is 23m, outcome of health intervention is 65 and outcome of health without intervention is 24. Determine; i. Cost effectiveness ratio ii. Cost saved iii. Net health outcome iv. Net cost

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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