Well-Being and Fair Distribution¶
Adler, M. D. (2012). Well-Being and Fair Distribution: Beyond Cost-Benefit Analysis. Oxford University Press.
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- Value Commensuration
- CBA uses monetary commensuration; value commensuration is the broader structural challenge that CBA addresses via one metric choice among many, as Adler (2012) develops in his systematic comparison of monetary CBA against alternative welfarist frameworks (extended preferences, capability approaches, social welfare functions) for normative policy analysis.
This sourceSystematic comparison of monetary cost-benefit analysis against alternative welfarist frameworks (extended preferences, capability approaches, prioritarian social welfare functions); positions CBA as one instance of value commensuration among several.
- CBA uses monetary commensuration; value commensuration is the broader structural challenge that CBA addresses via one metric choice among many, as Adler (2012) develops in his systematic comparison of monetary CBA against alternative welfarist frameworks (extended preferences, capability approaches, social welfare functions) for normative policy analysis.
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