Benefit analysis

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Benefit analysis is a planning technique that serves to systematically prepare decisions by assessment of appropriate alternatives in terms of their benefit. This permits selection of the best alternative by ranking the options in order of benefit. This technique is particularly effective when the total benefit consists of many partial benefits in which the criteria are not only monetary ones. Benefit analysis supports integration of objective as well as subjective information.

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