2022 Annual Conference Abstract SubmissionsWe are excited to announce the Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis is now accepting proposals for the SBCA 2022 Annual Conference! While we regret that we will not be able to meet in person, we look forward to the opportunity to take advantage of the options available online. The virtual format will allow us to engage speakers and other participants who would not otherwise be able to attend, to record some sessions for later viewing by participants, and to take advantage of the flexibility offered by the online platform more generally. The conference will be held virtually March 17-18 and 21-22 to make it easier for participants located in different time zones to be involved in multiple sessions. The submission portal deadline has passed. Note: Conference and workshop proposals may be submitted after the deadline using the link below, but late submissions are not guaranteed full consideration. We are accepting four types of proposals:
We are not accepting workshop proposals through the conference abstract submission portal. To learn more about our professional development workshops and to submit a proposal, please click here. To review the conference abstract submission instructions, click here. To begin your conference abstract submission or edit your submission, click here. You may submit no more than two abstracts for a research presentation (either individually or as part of a panel) plus participate in no more than one roundtable or innovative session. There is no limit on the number of sessions for which you can be listed as a co-author; these limits apply only to speakers. Submissions are welcome on any methodological or policy topic relevant to the theory or practice of benefit-cost analysis. We define benefit-cost analysis broadly to include analyses that rely on monetary measures and those that include nonmonetary measures, synthetic or natural units (e.g., QALYs, DALYs, acres protected, cases averted). Both conventional and innovative analytic approaches are welcome. We encourage submissions from scholars, practitioners, and others working in academia, nonprofits, business, and government around the world.
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