Suppose you have been recently hired as an economic analyst advising the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health for their health care initiatives. The General Hospital is lobbying the Ministry for a new initiative to expand kidney dialysis and transplantation facilities by showing several clinical research studies demonstrating the cost-effectiveness of a new dialysis and transplantation technique compared to the old technique. By giving proof of cost-effectiveness, the General Hospital is claiming that their initiative should be funded without further delay.

Being an economic analyst, how would you respond?