tion to authorize projects if total costs could either be repaid by users of water for irrigation or charged to some nonreimbursable function or functions.' Following the directions of the legislation, the Department of Agriculture, Corps of Engineers, and the Bureau of Reclamation were required to use benefit-cost analysis in most project considerations.' The first step in constructing a benefit cost ratio involves the allocation
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William I. Davisson (1964) studied this question.