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Even the new proposed high-speed line in Britain has been shown to yield a benefit-cost ratio of around two-to-one.
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Though direct revenues alone would not make Galileo profitable, adding in the indirect economic gains resulting from better navigation of land, sea and air vehicles would produce a benefit-to-cost ratio of as much as 4.6 to 1.
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However, this also does not seem to be the case and is just not intuitive, especially when one considers the relatively low cost-to-benefit ratio of most employer-sponsored insurance products.
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Recently a detailed study conducted by the researchers at Columbia University has indicated that the cost-benefit ratio of using da Vinci surgical system to perform hysterectomies is not favorable at all.
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