The Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis

Co-author or Referee Services

As part of its goal to facilitate communication across the field, and to facilitate the development and dissemination of knowledge, the Society provides matchmaking services to connect members of the benefit-cost analysis community with colleagues interested in co-authoring or refereeing working papers.

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Benefit-Cost Analysis Resources

The Society also compiles a catalogue of resources for benefit-cost analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis, and welfare economics.

• AEI Reg-Markets.org Regulatory Impact Analyses Database
• Australian Government Productivity Commission
• Environmental Valuation & Cost-Benefit News
• Journal of Benefit-Cost Analysis
• Long-Term Deficit Reduction: Less Pain, More Gain
• PlusMinus Economic Assessment for the Environment
• State-level Regulatory Review and Economic Analysis
• Strengthening Benefit-Cost Methodology for the Evaluation of Early Childhood Interventions 
• Top Tier Evidence Initiative
• Transportation Benefit-Cost Analysis (Transportation Economics Committee of the Transportation Research Board)
• Tufts Medical Center Cost-Effectiveness Analysis Registry
• US EPA National Center for Environmental Economics
• US Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs Reports to Congress
• Washington State Institute for Public Policy

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Employment Opportunities

MDRC is recruiting for a Benefit-Cost Research Associate with training in economics, public policy, public finance, or similar fields to design and lead benefit-cost and cost-effectiveness studies across several policy areas. The Benefit-Cost Research Associate will join interdisciplinary project teams that include specialists in program design and operations, qualitative research methods, and quantitative analysis. Learn more about this position.

Vera Institute of Justice is recruiting for a Senior Program Associate to manage a new technical assistance project under its Cost-Benefit Knowledge Bank for Criminal Justice initiative. This position will develop and deliver technical assistance (TA) to clients in the form of on-site meetings, conference calls, phone consultations, online support, multisite meetings, and other means as appropriate;Build and maintain relationships with TA clients, project partners, and professional colleagues; interpret and present data and CBA findings to clients; develop, research, and write materials, including publications, briefing memoranda, and blogs; represent CBAU in public speaking engagements and professional meetings; assist in designing and implementing roundtable discussions and webinars; and manage the work of junior project staff and interns. Learn more about this position.