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2. from pull-down menus; click "Go"; follow "Economic Benefits" hyperlink) ("The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) incorporates a 25 percent deadweight loss measure into federal cost-benefit analyses. OMB rules require that each additional dollar of tax revenue count as a cost of $1.25 because taxes 'create an excess burden which is a net loss to society.' Therefore, for new government projects to make economic sense, they must generate benefits at least 25 percent greater than their explicit financing costs;Jim Saxton;Jerry Ellig & Jerry Brito,1996
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