illuminate,
rational
policy formulation.
Is there a practical way for policy makers to assess the reliability
and
objectivity of CBA?
Walt Warnick
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From: Driessnack, John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 9:56 AM
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In defense you can say
that almost all of the weapons related spending (Procurement and
RDTE budget almost half of the budget when you consider the spare
purchases) is accomplished having gone through some CBA in the process of
deciding the approach to develop, procure, and then maintain
.obviously counterproductive?
Why? You see NO benefits at all from these expenditures, is not one the
fall of the Soviet Union? We countered each effort of the Soviet Union to expand in the cold
war. So funds spent back as far as 1973 helped in that
effort. Is fall of USSR a benefit that
From my experience with 6 children in my house (one adopted at 8 years
old, two nieces than came in as teenagers) and having done foster care
with my wife who is a clinical social worker...your number 3 and 5 are
on the right track but
I would highlight on the indirect consequences for
The seperate of labor can go to far in engineeringwhat the industry has is too
many different projects and specilization into only parts of a total system can lead
to optimization of those parts but not the whole. Having the engineer work on what
seems to be less projects with less
