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G.2 Are estimates given as marginal costs/benefits

i.e. the additional cost /benefit that would be gained/
lost over and above what might usually be provided /
might be the usual outcome

G.3 What inputs and or outcomes are measured in financial terms

Please report all items that are included reporting            G.3.1 Details

inputs and outcomes separately

G.4 What are the sources of data for the financial estimates

Please describe for inputs and outcomes included in the G.4.1 Details
analysis

If not given please state

G.5 How are the financial values given for inputs and outputs derived

Example of direct financial cost is budget of service per G.5.1 details
year

Example of costs where monetary value has to be

estimated = cost of practitioner training

Example of benefit where monetary value has to be
estimated = value to community of reduction in crime

Please describe for all relevant costs and benefits
reported

Please state if not given

G.6 What adjustments are made for differential timing in realization of costs and benefits

If none, Not applicable or not given please state              G.6.1 Details

Data should be given as constant values adjusted to the
same year for costs and benefits

Example 1: Service costs may be expressed as cost of
service based on its expenditure during operation.
Benefits may be expressed financial savings that would
accrue from e.g. reduction in crime. However the
savings from reduction in crime will occur at a future
point in time and adjustments should be made for this.

Example 2: Data on costs and/or benefits maybe based
on projections which are derived from previous similar
exercises for example projected annual earnings. Data
maybe adjusted to take into account changes in average
earnings over the period of time between the source
data and the study

G.7 What sensitivity analysis was undertaken to estimate the effect of uncertainty in costs of
inputs/outcomes

Where costs or benefits are based on estimates
sensitivity analysis maybe undertaken to test the effect
on the results that changing some of the parameters of
the estimates makes.

Where costs or benefits are based on a client outcome
the outcome will be a point estimate which should
have a confidence interval the economic analysis should
reflect this

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