Thanks for completing this analysis on the advantages and disadvantages of the INT framework! I particularly like you clearly enumerating your points.
I think there are some important points not adequately covered in the alternative INT framework and discussion of cost-effectiveness estimates. Namely:
(1) To a significant extent cause prioritization involves estimating long-term counterfactual impacts
(2) Neglectedness could be instrumental to estimating long-term counterfactual impacts because the more neglected a cause the more potential to translate to greater far future trajectory changes, as opposed to accelerating proximate changes
Thanks for completing this analysis on the advantages and disadvantages of the INT framework! I particularly like you clearly enumerating your points.
I think there are some important points not adequately covered in the alternative INT framework and discussion of cost-effectiveness estimates. Namely:
(1) To a significant extent cause prioritization involves estimating long-term counterfactual impacts
(2) Neglectedness could be instrumental to estimating long-term counterfactual impacts because the more neglected a cause the more potential to translate to greater far future trajectory changes, as opposed to accelerating proximate changes