The Cost-Benefit Knowledge Bank aims to broaden and deepen the understanding and use of cost-benefit analysis in criminal justice. We help practitioners and jurisdictions build their capacity to conduct cost-benefit studies and apply cost-benefit analysis to policymaking.
"A great primer on cost-benefit analysis."
—The National Institute of Corrections, describing CBKB’s webinar on "Linking Evaluation and Cost-Benefit Analysis in Criminal Justice"
“I think of cost-benefit analysis as the principle that we should consider all the advantages and disadvantages of a policy without being attached to a preconceived answer.”
—Mark Kleiman, professor of public policy, University of California, Los Angeles, Luskin School of Public Affairs