We select the analytical method that best fits the question, available evidence and decision context—then communicate results with clarity about assumptions, uncertainty and limitations.
Clarify the decision, alternatives, baseline and consequences that matter.
Map data, assumptions, causal pathways, risks and stakeholder impacts.
Use SCBA, CGE, econometrics, impact assessment or a combined approach according to the question.
Apply sensitivity, scenario and distributional analysis to identify what drives results.
Present findings in concise, decision-ready language for executives and committees.
Measures whether total social benefits exceed total social costs relative to a credible counterfactual.
Examines economy-wide adjustments, resource constraints and interactions across sectors and markets.
Estimates activity generated by a project or policy without treating that activity alone as net social benefit.
Uses statistical evidence to estimate relationships, forecast outcomes and evaluate policy effects.
Combines strategic rationale, economic evidence, risks and implementation considerations.
Tests assumptions, methods and conclusions to strengthen confidence in the decision.