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100	1		_aMISHAN, E.J. _948215
245	1	0	_aCost benefit analysis
250			_a5. ed
260			_aAbingdon : _bRoutledge, _c2007
300			_a316 p.
505	8	0	_tPart I – Scope an method _t1. Introductory remarks _t2. Cost-effective analysis _t3. Proposals for weighting money valuations _tPart II – Basic concepts of benefits and costs _t4. Measurements of consumer surplus _t5. Consumer surplus when several process change _t6. Consumer surplus when other things change _t7. Introduction to the compensating variation _t8. Measurements of rent _t9. Is producer surplus a rent? _tPart III – Shadow prices and transfer payments _t10. Introduction remarks _t11. Opportunity cost of labour _t12. Opportunity cost of unemployed labour _t13. The additional benefits of using unemployed labour _t14. The opportunity costs of imports _t15. Transfer payments and double counting _tPart IV – External effects _t16. Introduction to external effects _t17. Adverse spillovers: the complacent view _t18. Internalizing externalities _t19. Evaluating spillovers _t20. Compensating for environmental damage _tPart V – Investment criteria _t21. Introduction to investment criteria _t22. Crude investment criteria _t23. The discounted present value criterion _t24. The internal rate of return _t25. The alleged superiority of the discounted present value criterion compared with the internal rate of return criterion _t26. Investment criteria in an ideal capital market _t27. Calculation of rates of return and of time preference _t28. Critique of the discounted present value criterion (I) _t29. Critique of the discounted present value criterion (II) _t30. The normalized compounded terminal value criterion (I) _t31. The normalized compounded terminal value criterion (II) _t32. The Pareto criterion and generational time _tPart VI – Notes on particular goods _t33. The value of time saved _t34. Measuring benefits of recreational areas (I) _t35 Measuring benefits of recreational areas (II) _t36. The value of life _tPart VII – Uncertainty _t37. Risk and certainty equivalence _t38. Game theory and decision rules (I) _t39. Game theory and decision rules (II) _t40. How practical are game theory decision techniques? _t41. Simple probability in decision making _t42. Mixed strategies in decision making _t43. Four additional strategems for coping with uncertainty _tPart VIII – Further notes _t44. A summing up
650		4	_aGestão de Projetos _913021
650		4	_aCusto Benefício _912964
650		4	_911996 _a Método de Pesquisa
650		4	_aAnálise _915049
650		4	_aGestão de Risco _913368
700	1		_aQUAH, Euston _948216
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