Freeway Math: How Governments Decide a Harmful Highway Is 'Worth It' — Streetsblog USA
A massive interstate highway project promises do deliver billions of dollars in public "benefits." But it's all based on bad math.
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A massive interstate highway project promises do deliver billions of dollars in public "benefits." But it's all based on bad math.
The first SDG4 target is to both expand access to universal secondary school and to ensure that all children achieve minimum learning outcomes in primary school. To the extent that action must be prioritized, this article argues that achieving universal secondary education is both more feasible at scale and has clearer benefits than improving learning outcomes in primary schools in developing countries.
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has opened applications for nearly $10 billion in funding for
This document provides methodology and guidance for economists preforming cost-benefit analyses in the health sector.
The Connecticut Department of Transportation's preferred choice for revamped Merritt Parkway interchanges in Norwalk, Alternative 26. NORWALK, Conn. — ...