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The Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis (SBCA) works to improve theory and practice of benefit-cost analysis. RTs are not endorsements.
Altamonte Springs, FL
Joined January 2015
If you’re a current Student member, or your Student membership lapsed within the last year, this is the perfect time to renew or reactivate your membership and take advantage of FREE access to our upcoming October workshop.
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We’re excited to announce that SBCA is now waiving all workshop fees for current Student members — a new benefit designed to support your professional development!.
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Join us in Athens for a dynamic, interdisciplinary dialogue on how BCA can shape better policies for a better future. Abstract Submission Deadline: September 11, 2025 . Submit at
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If you have 3–4 related abstracts under a unifying theme, consider organizing a Policy Session—a curated discussion that links research with real-world decision-making, engaging academics, policymakers, and civil society.
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Conference themes include:. Methodological innovations in BCA.Climate, environment, and energy policy evaluation.Social and health program analysis.Infrastructure and urban development.Regulatory impact and governance.Ethics, innovation, and digital transitions.
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at the intersection of economics, policy, and practice. We welcome extended abstracts for individual research papers and proposals for policy sessions and thematic panels.
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Hosted by the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) and its Research Laboratory on Socio-Economic and Environmental Sustainability (ReSEES), and under the scientific direction of Professor Phoebe Koundouri, this year’s conference promises a vibrant exchange of ideas.
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The 2025 European Conference of the Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis (SBCA) invites researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to share their latest work on using Benefit-Cost Analysis (BCA) to guide effective, sustainable, and equitable public choices.
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Some of his recent work focuses on the economics of cellular agriculture and use of gene editing to improve farm animal wellbeing. He currently represents the U.S. on the OECD’s Farm-Level Analysis Network. Find him online at
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His research concerns the adoption of technologies and management practices that increase U.S. agricultural productivity and sustainability. Topics include digital agriculture, genetic engineering, and emerging technologies, including those relating to animal welfare.
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Meet our presenters for our upcoming Animal Welfare and Benefit-Cost Analysis workshop in October: Jonathan McFadden. . Jonathan McFadden is a Research Economist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.
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In addition to animal welfare valuation, Monica is active in USDA One Health initiatives and has a particular interest in the valuation of agricultural biosecurity measures for public health and pandemic prevention.
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Monica runs an interdisciplinary monthly working group to explore methods for valuing animal welfare in the regulatory context.
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Monica oversees regulatory cost-benefit analyses on a variety of topics including animal welfare, plant and animal disease prevention and management, agricultural imports, and wildlife services.
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Meet our presenters for our upcoming Animal Welfare and Benefit-Cost Analysis workshop in October: Monica Saavoss. . Monica Saavoss is the Deputy Chief of the Economic and Policy Analysis Staff at the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service.
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His publications span diverse areas such as decision theory, environmental economics and behavioural economics. His recent research focuses on an emerging field: the economics of animal welfare. Find him on the web at
nicolastreich.com
Nicolas TREICH I work in decision theory and other fields such as environmental economics, behavioral economics and benefit-cost analysis. Recently, my work has focused on animal welfare economics....
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