We are no longer looking at cost-benefit analysis of which projects make economic sense and which do not.
Tom McClintock: “We are no longer looking at cost-benefit analysis of which projects make economic sense and which do not.”
Editor's note · Context
He highlights the abandonment of cost-benefit analysis in evaluating water and power projects.
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