Economic Analysis of Investment Operations [electronic resource]: Analytical Tools and Practical Applications
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TextSeries: Development StudiesPublication details: Washington : World Bank Publications Feb. 2001Description: xxviii,264p. 24cmISBN: 9780821348505; 0821348507 (Perfect)Subject(s): EconomicsDDC classification: 338.9BEL LOC classification: HC79.E44E28 2001Online resources: Full text available from World Bank e-Library World Bank e-LibrarySummary: Annotation 'Economic Analysis of Investment Operations' presents general principles and methodologies that are applicable across sectors, including quantitative risk analysis. It provides both theory and practice about how to evaluate transportation, health, and education projects; and explains how to assess the environmental impact of projects. It provides a fresh look at the tools of project analysis and explains how to apply quantitative analysis of costs and benefits from multiple perspectives—including the private sector, the public sector, bankers, and the country as a whole. The examples used to illustrate the principles are drawn from actual projects of the World Bank and other institutions.
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Annotation 'Economic Analysis of Investment Operations' presents general principles and methodologies that are applicable across sectors, including quantitative risk analysis. It provides both theory and practice about how to evaluate transportation, health, and education projects; and explains how to assess the environmental impact of projects. It provides a fresh look at the tools of project analysis and explains how to apply quantitative analysis of costs and benefits from multiple perspectives—including the private sector, the public sector, bankers, and the country as a whole. The examples used to illustrate the principles are drawn from actual projects of the World Bank and other institutions.
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