One objection to cost-benefit analysis is that
A) probability can never be accurately assessed in most situations.
B) it is wrong to assign a monetary value to human life.
C) we cannot trust corporations to accurately assess costs.
D) None of the above

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Assigning a monetary value to human life is a common ethical objection to cost-benefit analysis, as it raises concerns about the morality of quantifying the value of human life in financial terms.

One Objection to Cost-Benefit Analysis Is That