A _____ analysis examines the program outcomes in terms of money saved or reduced costs.
A) cost-benefit
B) cost-effectiveness
C) cost-overload
D) none of these

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A cost-benefit analysis specifically looks at the financial benefits of a program or intervention in relation to the costs of implementing it. A cost-effectiveness analysis, on the other hand, looks at the effectiveness of a program in achieving its intended outcomes in relation to its cost, but does not necessarily measure financial savings. A cost-overload analysis is not a commonly used term in program evaluation.

A _____ Analysis Examines the Program Outcomes in Terms of Money