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B1 noun 11 min read

Custo-benefício

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At the A1 level, you should think of 'custo-benefício' as a way to talk about a 'good deal.' Even though it looks like a big word, it's very useful when you go shopping. Imagine you see two apples. One is 1 euro and is small. The other is 1.20 euros but is much bigger and looks tastier. The second apple has a better 'custo-benefício.' You are learning that in Portuguese, we don't just say 'cheap' (barato). We like to talk about the balance. To use it simply, just say: 'O custo-benefício é bom' (The value is good) or 'O custo-benefício é ruim' (The value is bad). It is a masculine word, so always use 'o' or 'um' before it. Don't worry about the long spelling for now; just remember it's about getting more for your money. If you buy a cheap pen but it doesn't work, that is a 'mau custo-benefício.' If you buy a slightly more expensive pen that lasts for a year, that is a 'bom custo-benefício.' This concept helps you make better choices when you are traveling or living in a Portuguese-speaking country. You will see this word in supermarkets, on price tags in windows, and hear it when people talk about their new phones. It's a very 'adult' and 'smart' word to use even if you are just starting to learn the language.
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At the A2 level, you can start using 'custo-benefício' in more complete sentences. You are likely learning how to compare things (bigger than, better than). 'Custo-benefício' is the perfect word for comparisons. For example, 'Este celular é mais caro, mas o custo-benefício é melhor.' (This phone is more expensive, but the value for money is better). You are moving beyond just 'good' and 'bad.' You can use adjectives like 'ótimo' (great) or 'excelente.' You should also notice the hyphen (-) in the middle. It's important for writing. At this stage, try to use it when talking about your daily expenses, like your rent, your gym membership, or your grocery shopping. Brazilians use this word all the time to justify why they bought something. If a friend asks, 'Why did you buy that brand?', you can answer: 'Por causa do custo-benefício.' This shows you understand that price isn't the only thing that matters. You are also considering quality. It's a masculine noun, so remember: 'um bom custo-benefício.' Practice saying it slowly: 'coos-toh beh-neh-fee-see-oh.' It's a mouthful, but once you master it, you'll sound much more like a native speaker who knows how to handle money and choices.
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As a B1 learner, you are reaching an intermediate level where you can discuss opinions and give reasons for your choices. 'Custo-benefício' is a key term for this. You should be able to use it with a variety of verbs like 'oferecer' (to offer) or 'analisar' (to analyze). For instance, 'Este notebook oferece um excelente custo-benefício para estudantes.' (This laptop offers an excellent cost-benefit ratio for students). You are also starting to understand that this word applies to more than just physical products. You can talk about the 'custo-benefício' of a trip, a course, or even a lifestyle change. At B1, you should be careful with the plural form (custos-benefícios), though you'll mostly use the singular. You can also start using synonyms in different contexts. Instead of always saying 'custo-benefício,' you might say 'vale a pena' or 'é vantajoso.' However, 'custo-benefício' remains the most precise way to talk about the economic logic of a purchase. You will hear this word in YouTube reviews, in news articles about the economy, and in advertisements. It's a very common 'trigger word' in marketing to convince people that a product is a smart buy. Try to use it in your next writing exercise about a recent purchase or a travel plan.
At the B2 level, you should be comfortable using 'custo-benefício' in professional and academic contexts. You understand that it is a formal term often used in business to describe the 'Return on Investment' (ROI) or general efficiency. You can use it in complex sentences with subordinate clauses, such as: 'Ao analisarmos o custo-benefício da nova estratégia, percebemos que os ganhos a longo prazo superam os gastos iniciais.' (When analyzing the cost-benefit of the new strategy, we realized the long-term gains outweigh the initial costs). You should also be aware of the nuances between 'custo-benefício' and related terms like 'viabilidade econômica.' You can discuss the 'custo-benefício' of social policies or environmental projects. At this level, your pronunciation should be fluid, and you should be able to use the word spontaneously in a debate or a presentation. You might also notice how the term is used in journalism to critique government spending. You should be able to explain *why* something has a good or bad ratio, using specific vocabulary like 'durabilidade' (durability), 'desempenho' (performance), and 'manutenção' (maintenance). It's no longer just about 'price and quality' but about a multi-faceted evaluation of value.
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At the C1 level, you have a deep understanding of the cultural and linguistic weight of 'custo-benefício.' You can use it to explore philosophical or highly technical topics. For example, you might discuss the 'custo-benefício' of a specific medical treatment or a complex legal strategy. You are aware of how the term can be used ironically or sarcastically in social commentary. Your vocabulary surrounding this term is extensive; you use words like 'mensurar' (to measure), 'ponderar' (to weigh), and 'otimizar' (to optimize) in conjunction with it. You can write detailed reports or essays where 'custo-benefício' is a central theme, analyzing it from various perspectives: social, economic, and personal. You also understand the historical context of why this term is so prevalent in Brazil—linked to periods of high inflation where every 'centavo' (cent) had to be carefully weighed against the value of a product. You can participate in high-level business negotiations where 'custo-benefício' is the deciding factor for multi-million dollar contracts. Your use of the word is indistinguishable from a native speaker, including the correct use of the plural 'custos-benefícios' in formal documents and the ability to switch to more colloquial equivalents like 'custo-benefício imbatível' in casual conversation.
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At the C2 level, you possess a masterly command of 'custo-benefício,' using it with total precision and stylistic flair. You can integrate it into complex rhetorical structures and use it to navigate the most subtle nuances of Portuguese. You might use it in a literary context or a high-level political speech to argue for the efficiency of a national project. You understand the etymological roots and the evolution of compound nouns in Portuguese grammar. You can critique the concept itself, perhaps discussing the 'limitações da análise de custo-benefício' (limitations of cost-benefit analysis) in the face of human rights or environmental ethics. You are comfortable with the most formal grammatical rules governing the term, but you also have the 'ear' to know when a simpler term would be more effective for a specific audience. You can lead seminars or write academic papers in Portuguese where 'custo-benefício' is a key analytical framework. Your mastery allows you to use the word not just as a tool for communication, but as a way to demonstrate your deep integration into the logic and culture of the Lusophone world. You understand that 'custo-benefício' is more than a word; it's a worldview that prioritizes balance, efficiency, and intelligence in the face of limited resources.
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Custo-benefício in 30 Seconds

  • Value for money.
  • Cost-benefit ratio.
  • Balance of price and quality.
  • A smart purchase metric.

The term custo-benefício is one of the most essential concepts in the Brazilian and Portuguese consumer mindset. At its core, it refers to the 'cost-benefit ratio' or 'value for money.' However, in Portuguese, it is used much more frequently in daily conversation than the technical English equivalent might suggest. When a Brazilian says a product has a 'bom custo-benefício,' they aren't just saying it's cheap; they are saying that for the price paid, the quality or utility received is exceptionally high. It is the 'sweet spot' where price and quality meet perfectly.

Daily Consumerism
In the context of electronics, like smartphones or laptops, users often prioritize 'custo-benefício' over brand prestige. A mid-range phone that performs nearly as well as a flagship but costs half the price is considered the king of custo-benefício.

Comprei este notebook porque ele oferece o melhor custo-benefício do mercado atual.

The word is indispensable in business meetings, financial planning, and even personal life decisions like choosing which gym to join or which supermarket to frequent. It involves a mental calculation where the 'cost' (money, time, effort) is weighed against the 'benefit' (durability, features, happiness, health). If the benefit significantly outweighs the cost, the 'custo-benefício' is described as 'excelente' or 'ótimo.' If the product is expensive but breaks easily, the 'custo-benefício' is 'ruim' or 'baixo.'

Travel and Tourism
In travel, a hotel might not be the cheapest, but if it includes breakfast, has a pool, and is located downtown, its custo-benefício is much higher than a cheaper hotel located far away with no amenities.

Viajar para o Nordeste na baixa temporada tem um custo-benefício imbatível.

Understanding this term is vital for navigating Brazilian culture, which places a high value on 'esperteza' (cleverness) in spending. Being able to identify a good 'custo-benefício' is seen as a sign of an intelligent, savvy consumer. It transcends mere frugality; it's about optimization. You will hear this in reviews on YouTube, in casual conversations between friends discussing their new cars, and in formal economic reports analyzing government spending.

Educational Context
When choosing a university or a language course, students analyze the 'custo-benefício' by looking at the quality of the teachers versus the monthly tuition fees.

Este curso de inglês tem um custo-benefício muito atraente para iniciantes.

In summary, 'custo-benefício' is the ultimate metric for decision-making in the Portuguese-speaking world. It balances the pragmatism of the wallet with the desire for quality. Whether you are buying a kilo of beans or a luxury apartment, you are always, consciously or unconsciously, evaluating the custo-benefício. It is a word that bridges the gap between economics and everyday survival, making it a cornerstone of functional Portuguese vocabulary.

Using custo-benefício correctly involves understanding its role as a masculine noun. It is almost always preceded by an article (o, um) or an adjective (bom, ótimo, excelente, mau, ruim). Because it is a compound noun, it remains singular even when referring to multiple items, though in very formal contexts, the plural 'custos-benefícios' exists but is rarely used in common speech.

Verbal Pairings
The most common verbs used with this term are 'ter' (to have), 'oferecer' (to offer), 'analisar' (to analyze), and 'avaliar' (to evaluate). You 'have' a good ratio, or a product 'offers' a good ratio.

Nós precisamos avaliar o custo-benefício de trocar as máquinas da fábrica agora.

When constructing sentences, you can use 'custo-benefício' as the subject or the object. For example, 'O custo-benefício deste plano de saúde é o melhor da região.' Here, it is the subject being described. Alternatively, 'Eu escolhi este carro pelo seu custo-benefício,' where it acts as the reason or object of the choice. It is also common to see it modified by intensive adjectives like 'imbatível' (unbeatable) or 'atraente' (attractive).

Comparisons
When comparing two things, you can say: 'O modelo A tem um custo-benefício superior ao modelo B.' This is a formal and clear way to justify a preference based on logic rather than just emotion.

Qual é o custo-benefício de investir em energia solar para uma residência pequena?

In informal settings, the term is often used as a standalone justification. If someone asks why you bought a specific brand of shoes, you might simply reply: 'Pelo custo-benefício.' This implies that while they might not be the most fashionable or the cheapest, they were the smartest choice. It is also used in the negative to warn others: 'Não compre aquele celular, o custo-benefício é péssimo; ele trava muito pelo preço que custa.'

Professional Use
In a corporate environment, you might hear: 'Apresentamos uma análise de custo-benefício para o novo projeto de marketing.' This sounds professional and data-driven.

A empresa focou no custo-benefício para atrair a classe média.

Finally, remember that 'custo-benefício' can apply to intangible things. You can talk about the 'custo-benefício' of a relationship or a habit. 'Vale a pena o custo-benefício de acordar cedo para malhar?' (Is the benefit of exercising worth the 'cost' of waking up early?). This versatility makes it one of the most powerful tools in your Portuguese vocabulary arsenal.

If you spend a day in any Brazilian city, you will likely hear custo-benefício several times. Its most common habitat is the world of retail and services. Imagine walking into a 'Shopping Center' (mall). You'll hear it in stores like 'Casas Bahia' or 'Magazine Luiza' when people are comparing washing machines or televisions. Salespeople use it as a closing argument: 'Este modelo aqui é o nosso campeão de custo-benefício.'

Digital Content
YouTube is a goldmine for this word. Brazilian tech reviewers like 'Canaltech' or 'EscolhaSegura' dedicate entire videos to finding the 'melhor custo-benefício' of the year. In these videos, the word is repeated like a mantra.

No vídeo de hoje, vamos ver qual smartphone tem o melhor custo-benefício até 2 mil reais.

Beyond the screen, you'll hear it in real estate. When looking for an apartment in cities like São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro, a real estate agent might say: 'Este bairro não é o mais luxuoso, mas o custo-benefício é excelente porque o metro quadrado é barato e tem metrô perto.' Here, the 'benefit' is the infrastructure and the 'cost' is the lower rent compared to prime areas.

At the Supermarket
You might hear two friends talking in the aisle: 'Leva essa marca de sabão em pó, o custo-benefício dela é melhor que a marca famosa.' They are discussing how much laundry can be cleaned per Real spent.

Essa promoção de 'leve 3 pague 2' realmente melhora o custo-benefício do produto.

In the workplace, it's a staple of project management. During a 'reunião' (meeting), a manager might ask: 'Já fizemos o levantamento do custo-benefício dessa nova ferramenta de software?' It implies a need for a spreadsheet or a logical justification for the expense. It is rarely used for luxury goods where the 'benefit' is status, as status is hard to quantify in a 'custo-benefício' equation. Instead, it's the language of the pragmatic middle class.

Automotive Industry
Car magazines and blogs constantly rank cars by 'custo-benefício,' looking at fuel economy, maintenance costs, and resale value.

O Toyota Corolla é conhecido pelo seu excelente custo-benefício a longo prazo.

Finally, you'll hear it in politics and news. Journalists often criticize government projects by saying the 'custo-benefício para a população é muito baixo,' meaning the tax money spent doesn't result in enough public good. Whether in a high-rise office or a street market, 'custo-benefício' is the language of value.

Even though custo-benefício is a common term, learners (and even native speakers) often trip up on its usage and spelling. The most frequent error is the omission of the hyphen. In Portuguese, compound nouns that form a single concept require a hyphen. Writing 'custo benefício' without it is grammatically incorrect, although you will see this mistake often in informal internet comments.

Confusing 'Cheap' with 'Custo-benefício'
A major conceptual mistake is using 'custo-benefício' when you simply mean 'barato' (cheap). If a product is cheap but breaks after one use, it has a *bad* custo-benefício. Learners often say 'Isso é custo-benefício' to mean 'This is a bargain,' but they should say 'Isso *tem um bom* custo-benefício.'

Incorrect: Este relógio é muito custo-benefício.
Correct: Este relógio tem um ótimo custo-benefício.

Another mistake involves gender agreement. Since 'custo' is the primary noun in the compound and it is masculine, the entire term is masculine. You must use 'o' or 'um.' Some learners mistakenly use 'a' because they think of 'a relação' (the relationship) or 'a análise' (the analysis), but the term itself is always 'o custo-benefício.'

Pluralization Pitfalls
As mentioned before, pluralizing this word is tricky. The standard plural is 'custos-benefícios,' but in 99% of cases, you can keep it singular by referring to the concept generally. Saying 'os custo-benefícios' (without the 's' on custo) is a very common spoken error.

Error: Analisamos os custo-benefícios.
Better: Analisamos o custo-benefício de cada opção.

Using the word in the wrong register can also be a mistake. While common, it is still a somewhat 'analytical' word. Using it for something purely emotional or artistic might sound odd. For example, saying a painting has a 'bom custo-benefício' sounds like you are looking at art as an investment rather than for its beauty. Be careful not to sound too 'robotic' or 'mercantile' in purely social situations.

Preposition Usage
Learners often forget the preposition 'de' when linking it to a specific object. It should be 'o custo-benefício *de* algo' or 'o custo-benefício *do* (de + o) produto.'

O custo-benefício do novo software é questionável.

Finally, avoid translating 'value for money' literally as 'valor por dinheiro.' While understandable, it sounds like an anglicism (a literal translation from English) and is not how a native speaker would express the idea. Stick to 'custo-benefício' to sound natural.

While custo-benefício is the most precise term for the price-to-quality ratio, there are several other words and phrases you can use depending on the context and the level of formality you want to achieve.

Vantajoso (Advantageous)
This adjective is used when something is beneficial or profitable. It's a great alternative when you want to describe the *result* of a good custo-benefício. 'Esta oferta é muito vantajosa' (This offer is very advantageous).

É mais vantajoso comprar o pacote anual do que o mensal.

Another common alternative is the phrase valer a pena (to be worth it). While 'custo-benefício' is a noun, 'valer a pena' is a verbal expression. You might say, 'O custo-benefício é bom, então vale a pena comprar.' It's the most common way to express the same idea in a more casual, action-oriented way.

Econômico (Economical/Cheap)
This refers specifically to saving money. A car can have a good custo-benefício because it's safe and fast, even if it's not 'econômico' in terms of fuel. Use 'econômico' when the primary benefit is low cost.

Este motor é muito econômico, gasta pouca gasolina.

In more formal or academic settings, you might use viabilidade (viability) or efetividade (effectiveness). These terms focus on whether a project or investment makes sense logically. 'A viabilidade econômica do projeto' is a more sophisticated way of saying we are checking if the custo-benefício is positive.

Em conta (Affordable)
This is a common idiomatic expression for something that has a good price. 'Este vinho está bem em conta' means it is affordable and usually implies that for that price, the quality is surprisingly good.

Achei um hotel bem em conta perto da praia.

Finally, we have lucrativo (profitable). While custo-benefício applies to consumers, 'lucrativo' applies to businesses. A business doesn't look for a 'bom custo-benefício' in its sales; it looks for a 'margem de lucro' (profit margin). However, it looks for a 'bom custo-benefício' in its *expenses*.

Barateza (Slang)
In very informal Brazilian Portuguese, 'barateza' is used to describe something that is extremely cheap, often implying a surprisingly good deal. It's the slangy cousin of a good custo-benefício.
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Examples by Level

1

Este pão tem um bom custo-benefício.

This bread has a good value for money.

'Um' is the indefinite masculine article.

2

O custo-benefício é ruim?

Is the cost-benefit ratio bad?

Question structure in Portuguese often uses intonation.

3

Eu gosto do custo-benefício desta loja.

I like the value for money of this store.

'Do' is the contraction of 'de' + 'o'.

4

É um custo-benefício excelente.

It is an excellent value for money.

'Excelente' is an adjective that doesn't change for gender.

5

Qual é o custo-benefício?

What is the cost-benefit ratio?

'Qual' means 'which' or 'what'.

6

Este café tem um custo-benefício ok.

This coffee has an okay cost-benefit ratio.

'Ok' is commonly used in Brazil.

7

Não vejo o custo-benefício aqui.

I don't see the cost-benefit here.

'Não' precedes the verb.

8

Um bom custo-benefício é importante.

A good cost-benefit ratio is important.

'Importante' is an adjective for both genders.

1

Este hotel tem o melhor custo-benefício da cidade.

This hotel has the best value for money in the city.

'Melhor' is the superlative form of 'bom'.

2

Nós compramos o carro pelo custo-benefício.

We bought the car because of the cost-benefit ratio.

'Pelo' is 'por' + 'o', indicating reason.

3

A marca X oferece um custo-benefício superior.

Brand X offers a superior cost-benefit ratio.

'Oferece' is the third person singular of 'oferecer'.

4

Você deve avaliar o custo-benefício antes de comprar.

You should evaluate the cost-benefit before buying.

'Deve' + infinitive expresses obligation or advice.

5

O custo-benefício deste plano de internet é baixo.

The value for money of this internet plan is low.

'Deste' is 'de' + 'este'.

6

Eles buscam produtos com bom custo-benefício.

They look for products with good value for money.

'Buscam' is the third person plural of 'buscar'.

7

A viagem teve um custo-benefício maravilhoso.

The trip had a wonderful cost-benefit ratio.

'Teve' is the irregular past tense of 'ter'.

8

Quero um celular com custo-benefício imbatível.

I want a cell phone with unbeatable value for money.

'Imbatível' means something that cannot be beaten.

1

Sempre analiso o custo-benefício de cada investimento que faço.

I always analyze the cost-benefit of every investment I make.

'Analiso' is present tense, indicating a habit.

2

Embora seja caro, o custo-benefício do curso vale a pena.

Although it's expensive, the course's value for money is worth it.

'Embora' triggers the subjunctive 'seja'.

3

A empresa foca no custo-benefício para atrair novos clientes.

The company focuses on value for money to attract new customers.

'No' is 'em' + 'o'.

4

O custo-benefício de morar perto do trabalho é enorme.

The benefit of living near work compared to the cost is huge.

'Morar' is an infinitive used as a noun phrase.

5

Muitas pessoas preferem o custo-benefício à marca famosa.

Many people prefer value for money over the famous brand.

The verb 'preferir' uses 'a' (to) for comparison.

6

Precisamos considerar o custo-benefício a longo prazo.

We need to consider the cost-benefit in the long term.

'A longo prazo' is a fixed temporal expression.

7

Este restaurante tem um custo-benefício surpreendente.

This restaurant has a surprising value for money.

'Surpreendente' is an adjective ending in -e.

8

O custo-benefício daquele projeto foi muito questionado.

The cost-benefit of that project was highly questioned.

Passive voice: 'foi' + past participle.

1

A análise de custo-benefício revelou que o projeto é inviável.

The cost-benefit analysis revealed that the project is unfeasible.

'Inviável' is the opposite of 'viável'.

2

O governo deve priorizar obras com alto custo-benefício social.

The government must prioritize works with high social cost-benefit.

'Social' modifies the entire concept of 'custo-benefício'.

3

Comparado aos concorrentes, nosso produto detém o melhor custo-benefício.

Compared to competitors, our product holds the best value for money.

'Detém' is from 'deter' (to hold/possess).

4

Eles decidiram pela reforma visando o custo-benefício futuro.

They decided on the renovation aiming for future cost-benefit.

'Visando' is the gerund of 'visar' (to aim at).

5

A relação custo-benefício é o fator determinante para a compra.

The cost-benefit ratio is the determining factor for the purchase.

'Fator determinante' is a common collocation.

6

Não podemos ignorar o custo-benefício ambiental destas medidas.

We cannot ignore the environmental cost-benefit of these measures.

'Ambiental' relates to the environment.

7

O custo-benefício das energias renováveis tem melhorado drasticamente.

The cost-benefit of renewable energies has improved drastically.

'Tem melhorado' is the present perfect (ongoing action).

8

Apresentamos um relatório detalhado sobre o custo-benefício da operação.

We presented a detailed report on the operation's cost-benefit.

'Sobre' means 'about' or 'on'.

1

A mensuração do custo-benefício em políticas públicas é complexa.

Measuring the cost-benefit in public policies is complex.

'Mensuração' is a formal noun for 'measurement'.

2

O custo-benefício marginal de cada nova unidade deve ser calculado.

The marginal cost-benefit of each new unit must be calculated.

'Marginal' is used here in its economic sense.

3

Ponderar o custo-benefício exige uma visão holística do mercado.

Weighing the cost-benefit requires a holistic view of the market.

'Ponderar' is a formal synonym for 'considerar'.

4

A obsolescência programada afeta negativamente o custo-benefício.

Planned obsolescence negatively affects the cost-benefit ratio.

'Negativamente' is an adverb of manner.

5

O custo-benefício é frequentemente sacrificado em prol do status.

Cost-benefit is often sacrificed for the sake of status.

'Em prol de' means 'in favor of' or 'for the sake of'.

6

Essa estratégia visa otimizar o custo-benefício da cadeia produtiva.

This strategy aims to optimize the cost-benefit of the production chain.

'Cadeia produtiva' is a technical term for supply chain.

7

A subjetividade do benefício torna a análise de custo-benefício desafiadora.

The subjectivity of the benefit makes cost-benefit analysis challenging.

'Torna' (from tornar) means 'makes' in this context.

8

O custo-benefício de manter tecnologias legadas é raramente positivo.

The cost-benefit of maintaining legacy technologies is rarely positive.

'Legadas' refers to outdated/legacy systems.

1

A hegemonia do paradigma do custo-benefício molda a governança atual.

The hegemony of the cost-benefit paradigm shapes current governance.

'Hegemonia' and 'paradigma' are high-level academic terms.

2

Resta-nos questionar se o custo-benefício ético justifica a ação.

It remains for us to question whether the ethical cost-benefit justifies the action.

'Resta-nos' is a sophisticated way to say 'it remains for us'.

3

A análise de custo-benefício é o esteio da racionalidade neoliberal.

Cost-benefit analysis is the mainstay of neoliberal rationality.

'Esteio' literally means 'prop' or 'mainstay'.

4

Submeter a vida humana a um cálculo de custo-benefício é controverso.

Subjecting human life to a cost-benefit calculation is controversial.

'Submeter' is used here in a philosophical/critical sense.

5

O custo-benefício intrínseco de certas artes foge à métrica monetária.

The intrinsic cost-benefit of certain arts eludes monetary metrics.

'Foge à' means 'escapes' or 'eludes'.

6

A pervasividade do custo-benefício nas relações interpessoais é notável.

The pervasiveness of cost-benefit in interpersonal relationships is notable.

'Pervasividade' is a sophisticated term for 'widespread nature'.

7

O custo-benefício, enquanto constructo social, reflete nossos valores.

Cost-benefit, as a social construct, reflects our values.

'Enquanto' here means 'as' or 'in the capacity of'.

8

O custo-benefício de mitigar riscos sistêmicos é frequentemente subestimado.

The cost-benefit of mitigating systemic risks is often underestimated.

'Mitigar' (to mitigate) is a common C2-level verb.

Common Collocations

Bom custo-benefício
Melhor custo-benefício
Análise de custo-benefício
Excelente custo-benefício
Baixo custo-benefício
Relação custo-benefício
Avaliar o custo-benefício
Custo-benefício imbatível
Equilíbrio entre custo e benefício
Custo-benefício atraente

Common Phrases

Pelo custo-benefício

— Because of the value for money.

Escolhi este bairro pelo custo-benefício.

Em termos de custo-benefício

— Regarding the cost-benefit ratio.

Em termos de custo-benefício, o trem é melhor.

Visando o custo-benefício

— Aiming for the best value.

Compramos a granel visando o custo-benefício.

Não tem custo-benefício

— It's not worth the price.

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