societal benefit

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When the government undertakes activities, the possibility is created for gains to be transferred to individuals for their own advantage, reducing the societal benefits produced.
In its most general form, the utilitarian principle calls for maximizing overall societal benefits.
At the aggregate level, the costs of developing the market must be outweighed by the potential societal benefits.
The administration of monthly pamidronate therapy in multiple myeloma patients produces a situation of cost neutrality (societal benefits costs).
Education delivery system might assist in creating incentive payments that better reflect the true costs of restoring landscape functions and providing societal benefits.
Interestingly, there were no significant differences in shares among the clusters for broader societal benefits.
Pharmacoeconomic measures should be integrated to justify long-term societal benefits from the drug.
The rapid advances illustrated in theory, experiment, and in numerical modelling promise great advances in our understanding of sediment problems in the future - an area with huge societal benefits.
Since these limits encompass the zero value, they imply that pamidronate use in patients with multiple myeloma may result in a situation of cost neutrality (health care costs societal benefits).
Similarly, the exclusion of indirect costs, especially as they pertain to lost work productivity due to premature death or disability, will grossly underestimate the societal benefits associated with vaccination.
To have a significant impact on environmental health, restore landscape function and provide societal benefits, changes in conservation education programs should be directed toward farmers and ranchers5.
In order to use the drug in situations where societal benefits exceed cost, additional clinical studies are required to identify patient-specific subgroups who would most benefit from the drug.
Public health concerns accounted for an average of 24%, broad societal benefits made up 23%, and other concerns represented 5% of the premium a consumer was willing to pay.
The principal point is that it is possible to have environmental and societal benefits at the same time as agricultural sustainability: the two are not mutually inimical.
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