… The introduction section highlighted the relevance of a behavioral costs … (1) behavioral
prices and behavioral budgets will lead to a cost perception, (2) that this perception of costs will …

… The low-cost hypothesis predicts that the strength of effects of … behavior diminishes with
increasing behavioral costs. Thus, environmental concern influences environmental behavior …

… In Section 5, I explore the consequences of a behavior in the multiactivity case in which …
behavior in determining the candidates for attention will, in general, radically alter the behavior of …

… congestion costs, diminishing marginal product, or economies of scale. Notably, a nonlinear
cost function is not equivalent to asymmetric cost behavior. In the former, the marginal cost …

… the role played by behavioral assumptions in organization theories, and use transaction
cost economics as an illustrative example. Core behavioral assumptions often constitute the …

… many of the implications of behavioral economics for how we conduct benefit-cost analysis.
1.2 Behavior and Benefit-Cost Analysis Implementing benefit-cost analysis involves several …

… ’’ of cost behavior and gives researchers a powerful new way to use observed cost behavior
as a … Cost behavior and cost management have emerged as major new research areas in …

… , in which case they may fall prey to purely behavioral sunk-cost effects. The results of two
… that purely behavioral sunk-cost effects are a function of the relative sizes of opportunity cost …

… cost of cognitive control, as demonstrated in this research on executive function, might bear
a connection with the cost … neuroscience research on cognitive costs and separate research …

… Abstract This paper provides a brief review of the theory of benefit cost analysis and then …
meets the needs for policy evaluation with benefit cost analysis. The paper also offers a …