Capital Metro Business Case Study

The aim of a CBA is to identify to society all advantages, social benefits, and disadvantages, social costs, of a project and its alternatives, compared to the status quo policy (reference alternative); and monetize, aggregate (over all affected interest groups/stakeholders over the lifetime of the project), and compare them to see if social benefits exceed the social costs. Finally, the purpose of CBA is to identify the project alternatives which have highest benefits compared to the costs over time, highest net present value.
In terms of the Capital Metro project, identifying the business case of the project with the 10 steps of the CBA gives the result that the business case need to improve in each of the process. The most crucial weakness