cost-effective

[kawst-i-fek-tiv, kost-]

adjective

1. producing optimum results for the expenditure.

cost-effective

adjective

1. providing adequate financial return in relation to outlay

Other Word Forms

• cost-effectiveness noun
• cost-effectively adverb

Example Sentences

Its findings point to a cost-effective, readily available strategy that may one day support people affected by AD across the globe.

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“Curbing methane emissions is a relatively quick and cost-effective way to reduce the greenhouse pollution that’s wreaking havoc with our climate,” said Bill Magavern, policy director at the Coalition for Clean Air.

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For example, if you have five years left on a 10- or 20-year level term, paying $200 a month for $1.5 million in coverage is cost-effective protection while your spouse remains financially dependent.

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"By letting water itself play both structural and electrical roles, we've unlocked a new strategy for droplet electricity generation that is lightweight, cost-effective, and scalable," said Prof. Wanlin Guo, a corresponding author of the study.

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Captive renewable projects gain from exemptions on cross-subsidy and certain extra surcharges, providing a more cost-effective and reliable supply of clean power, BMI says.

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Related Words

• practical 
• profitable 
• worthwhile