Unsure what a scholarly journal article looks like? This Interactive tutorial identifies sections that should appear in a scholarly journal article.
"Cost Analysis"
Cost AND Benefit
"Cost Benefit" OR "Benefit Cost" OR Cost-Benefit OR Benefit-Cost
"Cost Benefit Analysis" OR "Benefit Cost Analysis" OR "Cost-Benefit Analysis" OR "Benefit-Cost Analysis"
"Cost Effectiveness" OR Cost-Effectiveness
"Cost Effectiveness Analysis" OR "Cost-Effectiveness Analysis"
Example:
Begin your search for benefit cost analysis information in the business, economics, and newspaper databases listed below.
Use the subject specific databases listed below to locate benefit cost information in the fields of environmental science, medicine, social science, education, criminal justice, psychology, and political science.
Provides citations to journals on criminal justice and criminology. Covers crime prevention, forensic sciences, policing, and juvenile justice, from the early 20th century to the present.