In the following table input CEA (cost-effectiveness analysis) and/or CBA (cost-benefit analysis) next to each statement that applies.

CEA	CBA	Feature
		Helps regulators determine whether or not to do a project
		Typically involves discounting of future economic effects
		Helps policy-makers choose among options or among alternative ways of achieving a goal.
		Results are often given as multipliers that tell regulators how many jobs a policy will create.
		Reveals the Pareto-optimal level of an externality
		Takes uncertainty about the magnitude of effects into account
		Focuses on the effect of a policy change on low-income communities
		Tries to get the biggest bang for the buck (achieves a goal at the least cost or greatest net benefit)
		May entail calculating the internal rate of return