Purpose – The costs and benefits of patient/public involvement in health, social and political settings are important determinants of whether people and organisations participate. However, actual costs and benefits of public participation are rarely measured other than as proxies or as only "measuring the measurable". This paper aims to examine whether economic analysis poses a threat or an opportunity for future public participation.
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