Evaluating a program to prevent teen pregnancy, the gained or increased financial income, the improvements in the community attributable to the program, or costs that would result if the program was not given is an example of which of the following?
A) Cost-effectiveness analysis
B) Cost-benefit analysis
C) Cost-efficiency
D) Economic growth

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Evaluating the gained or increased financial income, improvements in the community, and costs that would result if the program was not given are all components of a cost-benefit analysis. This type of analysis compares the costs of a program to its benefits in order to determine if it is worth the investment.

Evaluating a Program to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, the Gained or Increased