Contrast cost$-$benefit analysis with cost$-$effectiveness analysis.

A$.$ Cost$-$benefit analysis is a technique used to determine the efficiency of a program requinng that all costs and benefits are expressed in monetary terms. Costeffectiveness analysis outputs may be in qualitative terms.

B$.$ Cost$-$benefit analysis is a technique used by large corporations. Cost$-$effectiveness analysis is used by smaller organizations

C$.$ Cost$-$benefit analysis requires that all costs and benefits are expressed in qualitative terms Cost$-$effectiveness analysis outputs are in monetary terms only.

D$.$ Cost$-$benefit analysis is a technique used by for$-$profit organizations Cost$-$effectiveness analysis is used by nonprofit organizations.