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041			_aeng
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050			_aHD 47 .5 _b.M5 1976
100			_aMishan, Edward J.
245			_aCost-benefit analysis / _cEdward J. Mishan.
260			_aNew York, N.Y. : _bPraeger, _c1976.
300			_a454 páginas : _bilustrada con gráficos ; _c23 cm.
490			_aPraeger special studies in international business, finance and trade
505	0	0	_aForeword, x -- _tPreface to second edition, xiv -- _tPreface to first edition, xvi -- _tPart I. Some simplified examples of cost-benefit studies, 1 -- _t1. Introductory, 1 -- _t2. An underground railway, 3 -- _t3. Disease control, 6 -- _t4. Reservoir construction, 9 -- _t5. Channel tunnel, 13 -- _t6. Cost-benefit capacity adjustments, 17 -- _tPart II. Economic concepts of costs and benefits, 24 -- _t7. Consumers' surplus, 24 -- _t8. Consumers' surplus when other prices change, 40 -- _t9. Consumers' surplus when factors other than prices change, 46 -- _t10. Rents and producers' surpluses, 55 -- _t11. Opportunity cost, 65 -- _t12. Transfer payments and double counting, 75 -- _t13. Shadow pricing (I), 81 -- _t14. Shadow pricing (II), 92 -- _t15. The problem of second best, 98 -- _tPart III. External effects, 109 -- _t16. Introduction to external effects, 109 -- _t17. Internalizing external effects, 117 -- _t18. On the valuation of spillovers, 122 -- _t19. Environmental spillovers, 127 -- _t20. The economic concept of exact compensation, 133 -- _t21. The effect of legal liability on the evaluation of spillovers, 139 -- _t22. Optimal methods of correcting spillovers, 145 -- _t23. The costs of implementing Pareto improvements, 153 -- _t24. Horse and rabbit stew, 160 -- _tPart IV. Investment criteria, 165 -- _t25. Introduction to investment criteria, 165 -- _t26. Crude investment criteria, 170 -- _t27. The present discounted value criterion, 175 -- _t28. The internal rate of return, 183 -- _t29. The alleged superiority of discounted present value criterion, 187 -- _t30. Investment criteria in an ideal economy, 196 -- _t31. The rate of discount and the social rate of time preference (I), 199 -- _t32. The rate of discount and the social rate of time preference (II), 205 -- _t33. What rate of discount should be used?, 212 -- _t34. The social opportunity cost of public investment, 219 -- _t35. A normalization procedure for public investment -the problem, 225 -- _t36. A normalization procedure for public investment -the rules, 232 -- _t37. A normalization procedure for public investment -the implications, 239 -- _t38. A normalization procedure for public investment -an applied example, 243 -- _t39. Selecting a set of investment projects, 254 -- _t40. A note on the calculation of P1, P2, A1, and A2, 263 -- _tPart V. particular problems in project evaluation, 273 -- _t41. The value of time saved, 273 -- _t42. The benefits of a recreation area (I), 279 -- _t43. The benefits of a recreation area (II), 286 -- _t44. The opportunity cost of unemployed labour, 293 -- _t45. Loss of life and limb (I), 298 -- _t46. Loss of life and limb (II), 310 -- _t47. Measuring pollution damage by variations in property values (I), 321 -- _t48. Measuring pollution damage by variations in property values (II), 327 -- _tPart VI. Uncertainty, 337 -- _t49. Certainty equivalence, 337 -- _t50. Game theory (I), 340 -- _t51. Game theory (II), 345 -- _t52. Simple probability in decision making, 352 -- _t53. Conditional probability in decision making, 355 -- _t54. How practical are game theory decision techniques?, 360 -- _t55. The utility approach, 364 -- _t56. Popular devices for coping with uncertainty, 371 -- _t57. Recourse to the yield on risky private investment, 376 -- _tPart VII. Further notes relating to cost-benefit analysis, 382 -- _tNote A. The Welfare basis of cost benefit analysis, 382 -- _t58. The social rationale of welfare economics, 382 -- _t59. Cost-benefit analysis and the Pareto principle (I), 390 -- _t60. Cost-benefit analysis and the Pareto principle (II), 397 -- _t61. Consistency in project evaluation (I), 403 -- _t62. Consistency in project evaluation (II), 411 -- _tNote B. More accurate measures of economic surplus, 416 -- _t63. The concept and measure of consumer's surplus, 416 -- _t64. Marginal curve measures of consumer's surplus, 422 -- _t65. The concept and measure of rent, 430 -- _t66. Marginal curve measures of rent, 435 -- _tNote C. Allocation, distribution and equity, 441 -- _t67. The choice of L law of L law, 441 -- _tIndex, 450.
650			_aAnálisis costo-beneficio.
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