The Economics of Project Analysis: A Practitioner's GuideWorld Bank Publications, 1991. gada 1. janv. - 318 lappuses 'The Economics of Project Analysis: A Practitioner's Guide' is written for project practitioners, for instructors in agricultural project economic analysis, and for students of that subject. This guide extends and complements the discussion of project and policy economics contained in the second edition of 'Economic Analysis of Agricultural Projects', by J. Price Gittinger--referred to throughout this volume as Gittinger (1982). ISBN10:0-8213-1751-2 ISBN13:978-0-8213-1751-8 |
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accounting prices adjustment agricultural projects alternative approach assume assumption average benefits border distortions border prices calculated CFul commodities consumers consumption conversion factor cost-benefit analysis currency demand-price conversion factors derived developing countries discussed domestic price economic efficiency economic values economists effects estimate example exchange rate export parity financial price financial values FOB price forecast foreign exchange impacts foreign exchange numeraire Gittinger 1982 government failure import income increase incremental intervention investment maize marginal market failure method milk Mirrlees nontraded nontraded outputs nontraded project objectives OECD opportunity cost optimal parity price pay numeraire percent perfect competition price contingencies problem production project analysis project appraisal project economic analysis project inputs project outputs purchasing power parity ratio resource flows rice rural sector shadow exchange rate shadow pricing subsidies substitutes supply Table tariff Technical Note theory tradable unskilled labor willingness to pay World Bank
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