Harvard Economic Studies. Water-resource development : the economic of project evaluation / Eckstein, O.

Public ISBD Titre de série : Harvard Economic Studies Titre : Water-resource development : the economic of project evaluation Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Eckstein, O. Mention d'édition : The President and Fellows of Havard College Editeur : The President and Fellows of Havard College Année de publication : 1958 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-04792 Note générale : The present study analyzes the procedures for measuring benefits and costs employed by the two major agencies which are building federal water resource projects. The analysis is based on the theory of wel fare economics. It treats benefit-cost analysis as a means of testing the quality of a project and of selecting the mest desirable projects from the point of view of economic efficiency. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Ressource en eau  Economie  Inondation  Navigation  Irrigation  Evaluation  Gestion de l'eau Index. décimale : 631.58 Méthodes de culture : jachère, assolement irrigation Résumé : The present study analyzes the procedures for measuring benefits and costs employed by the two major agencies which are building federal water resource projects. The analysis is based on the theory of wel fare economics. It treats benefit-cost analysis as a means of testing the quality of a project and of selecting the mest desirable projects from the point of view of economic efficiency. Note de contenu : The present study analyzes the procedures for measuring benefits and costs employed by the two major agencies which are building federal water resource projects. The analysis is based on the theory of wel fare economics. It treats benefit-cost analysis as a means of testing the quality of a project and of selecting the mest desirable projects from the point of view of economic efficiency. Harvard Economic Studies. Water-resource development : the economic of project evaluation [texte imprimé] / Eckstein, O.  . -  The President and Fellows of Havard College . - The President and Fellows of Havard College, 1958. ISSN : CI-04792 The present study analyzes the procedures for measuring benefits and costs employed by the two major agencies which are building federal water resource projects. The analysis is based on the theory of wel fare economics. It treats benefit-cost analysis as a means of testing the quality of a project and of selecting the mest desirable projects from the point of view of economic efficiency. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Ressource en eau  Economie  Inondation  Navigation  Irrigation  Evaluation  Gestion de l'eau Index. décimale : 631.58 Méthodes de culture : jachère, assolement irrigation Résumé : The present study analyzes the procedures for measuring benefits and costs employed by the two major agencies which are building federal water resource projects. The analysis is based on the theory of wel fare economics. It treats benefit-cost analysis as a means of testing the quality of a project and of selecting the mest desirable projects from the point of view of economic efficiency. Note de contenu : The present study analyzes the procedures for measuring benefits and costs employed by the two major agencies which are building federal water resource projects. The analysis is based on the theory of wel fare economics. It treats benefit-cost analysis as a means of testing the quality of a project and of selecting the mest desirable projects from the point of view of economic efficiency.

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Harvard Economic Studies. Water - resource development : The economics of project evaluation / Eckstein, O.

Public ISBD Titre de série : Harvard Economic Studies Titre : Water - resource development : The economics of project evaluation Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Eckstein, O. Mention d'édition : HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS Editeur : HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS Année de publication : 1958 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 674-94785-1 Note générale : The present study analyzes the procedures for measuring benefics and costs employed by the two major agencies which are building federal water-resource projects today : The Bureau of Reclamation of the Department of the Interior and the corps of Engineers, US Army. The analysis is based on the theory of welfare economics / it treats benefit-cost analysis as a means of testing the quality of a project and of selecting the most desirable projects from the point of view of economic efficiency. This study consists of chapters. In chapters 2 to 4 the portions of the theory of wilfare economics are outlined which pertain particulary to project evaluation, and the benefit-cost criterion derived from the theory. Chapters 5 to 8 are devoted to the procedures in four major fields of water - resource development : flood control, irrigation, navigation, and electric power. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Ressource en eau  Evaluation  Inondation  Irrigation  Budget  Coût  Benefice  Navigation  Analyse économique  Retenue d'eau  Hydraulique Index. décimale : 631.58 Méthodes de culture : jachère, assolement irrigation Résumé : The present study analyzes the procedures for measuring benefics and costs employed by the two major agencies which are building federal water-resource projects today : The Bureau of Reclamation of the Department of the Interior and the corps of Engineers, US Army. The analysis is based on the theory of welfare economics / it treats benefit-cost analysis as a means of testing the quality of a project and of selecting the most desirable projects from the point of view of economic efficiency. This study consists of chapters. In chapters 2 to 4 the portions of the theory of wilfare economics are outlined which pertain particulary to project evaluation, and the benefit-cost criterion derived from the theory. Chapters 5 to 8 are devoted to the procedures in four major fields of water - resource development : flood control, irrigation, navigation, and electric power. Note de contenu : The present study analyzes the procedures for measuring benefics and costs employed by the two major agencies which are building federal water-resource projects today : The Bureau of Reclamation of the Department of the Interior and the corps of Engineers, US Army. The analysis is based on the theory of welfare economics / it treats benefit-cost analysis as a means of testing the quality of a project and of selecting the most desirable projects from the point of view of economic efficiency. This study consists of chapters. In chapters 2 to 4 the portions of the theory of wilfare economics are outlined which pertain particulary to project evaluation, and the benefit-cost criterion derived from the theory. Chapters 5 to 8 are devoted to the procedures in four major fields of water - resource development : flood control, irrigation, navigation, and electric power. Harvard Economic Studies. Water - resource development : The economics of project evaluation [texte imprimé] / Eckstein, O.  . -  HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS . - HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1958. ISSN : 674-94785-1 The present study analyzes the procedures for measuring benefics and costs employed by the two major agencies which are building federal water-resource projects today : The Bureau of Reclamation of the Department of the Interior and the corps of Engineers, US Army. The analysis is based on the theory of welfare economics / it treats benefit-cost analysis as a means of testing the quality of a project and of selecting the most desirable projects from the point of view of economic efficiency. This study consists of chapters. In chapters 2 to 4 the portions of the theory of wilfare economics are outlined which pertain particulary to project evaluation, and the benefit-cost criterion derived from the theory. Chapters 5 to 8 are devoted to the procedures in four major fields of water - resource development : flood control, irrigation, navigation, and electric power. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Ressource en eau  Evaluation  Inondation  Irrigation  Budget  Coût  Benefice  Navigation  Analyse économique  Retenue d'eau  Hydraulique Index. décimale : 631.58 Méthodes de culture : jachère, assolement irrigation Résumé : The present study analyzes the procedures for measuring benefics and costs employed by the two major agencies which are building federal water-resource projects today : The Bureau of Reclamation of the Department of the Interior and the corps of Engineers, US Army. The analysis is based on the theory of welfare economics / it treats benefit-cost analysis as a means of testing the quality of a project and of selecting the most desirable projects from the point of view of economic efficiency. This study consists of chapters. In chapters 2 to 4 the portions of the theory of wilfare economics are outlined which pertain particulary to project evaluation, and the benefit-cost criterion derived from the theory. Chapters 5 to 8 are devoted to the procedures in four major fields of water - resource development : flood control, irrigation, navigation, and electric power. Note de contenu : The present study analyzes the procedures for measuring benefics and costs employed by the two major agencies which are building federal water-resource projects today : The Bureau of Reclamation of the Department of the Interior and the corps of Engineers, US Army. The analysis is based on the theory of welfare economics / it treats benefit-cost analysis as a means of testing the quality of a project and of selecting the most desirable projects from the point of view of economic efficiency. This study consists of chapters. In chapters 2 to 4 the portions of the theory of wilfare economics are outlined which pertain particulary to project evaluation, and the benefit-cost criterion derived from the theory. Chapters 5 to 8 are devoted to the procedures in four major fields of water - resource development : flood control, irrigation, navigation, and electric power.

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Multiple purpose river development : Studies in applied economic analysis / Krutilla, J. V.

Public ISBD Titre : Multiple purpose river development : Studies in applied economic analysis Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Krutilla, J. V. ; Eckstein, O. Mention d'édition : Resources for the future, Inc The John Hopkins Press Editeur : Resources for the future, Inc The John Hopkins Press Année de publication : 1958 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-04803 Note générale : This report consists to two parts. Part 1 presents concepts and methods : statement of the problem, the concept of economie efficiency through a theory of efficient resource allocation, market mechanics, river basin development, and efficiency and the Social cost of federal financing. Part 2 evokes applying the analysis : selected case studies. Man can find it them, the hells canyon case : Comparative efficiency of alternatives approaches to development, the Alabama-Coosa river system : integrated system development by a single licence, the willamette river case : Analysis of the distribution of costs, the willamette river case : Analysis of the distribution of gains. Man can find also at the end of this report conclusions and policy implications and index. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Fleuve  Méthodologie  Bassin versant  Economie de marché  Etude de cas  Coût  Bénéfice  Production  Evaluation  Marketing  Analyse économique Index. décimale : 330 Economie Résumé : This report consists to two parts. Part 1 presents concepts and methods : statement of the problem, the concept of economie efficiency through a theory of efficient resource allocation, market mechanics, river basin development, and efficiency and the Social cost of federal financing. Part 2 evokes applying the analysis : selected case studies. Man can find it them, the hells canyon case : Comparative efficiency of alternatives approaches to development, the Alabama-Coosa river system : integrated system development by a single licence, the willamette river case : Analysis of the distribution of costs, the willamette river case : Analysis of the distribution of gains. Man can find also at the end of this report conclusions and policy implications and index. Note de contenu : This report consists to two parts. Part 1 presents concepts and methods : statement of the problem, the concept of economie efficiency through a theory of efficient resource allocation, market mechanics, river basin development, and efficiency and the Social cost of federal financing. Part 2 evokes applying the analysis : selected case studies. Man can find it them, the hells canyon case : Comparative efficiency of alternatives approaches to development, the Alabama-Coosa river system : integrated system development by a single licence, the willamette river case : Analysis of the distribution of costs, the willamette river case : Analysis of the distribution of gains. Man can find also at the end of this report conclusions and policy implications and index. Multiple purpose river development : Studies in applied economic analysis [texte imprimé] / Krutilla, J. V. ; Eckstein, O.  . -  Resources for the future, Inc The John Hopkins Press . - Resources for the future, Inc The John Hopkins Press, 1958. ISSN : CI-04803 This report consists to two parts. Part 1 presents concepts and methods : statement of the problem, the concept of economie efficiency through a theory of efficient resource allocation, market mechanics, river basin development, and efficiency and the Social cost of federal financing. Part 2 evokes applying the analysis : selected case studies. Man can find it them, the hells canyon case : Comparative efficiency of alternatives approaches to development, the Alabama-Coosa river system : integrated system development by a single licence, the willamette river case : Analysis of the distribution of costs, the willamette river case : Analysis of the distribution of gains. Man can find also at the end of this report conclusions and policy implications and index. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Fleuve  Méthodologie  Bassin versant  Economie de marché  Etude de cas  Coût  Bénéfice  Production  Evaluation  Marketing  Analyse économique Index. décimale : 330 Economie Résumé : This report consists to two parts. Part 1 presents concepts and methods : statement of the problem, the concept of economie efficiency through a theory of efficient resource allocation, market mechanics, river basin development, and efficiency and the Social cost of federal financing. Part 2 evokes applying the analysis : selected case studies. Man can find it them, the hells canyon case : Comparative efficiency of alternatives approaches to development, the Alabama-Coosa river system : integrated system development by a single licence, the willamette river case : Analysis of the distribution of costs, the willamette river case : Analysis of the distribution of gains. Man can find also at the end of this report conclusions and policy implications and index. Note de contenu : This report consists to two parts. Part 1 presents concepts and methods : statement of the problem, the concept of economie efficiency through a theory of efficient resource allocation, market mechanics, river basin development, and efficiency and the Social cost of federal financing. Part 2 evokes applying the analysis : selected case studies. Man can find it them, the hells canyon case : Comparative efficiency of alternatives approaches to development, the Alabama-Coosa river system : integrated system development by a single licence, the willamette river case : Analysis of the distribution of costs, the willamette river case : Analysis of the distribution of gains. Man can find also at the end of this report conclusions and policy implications and index.

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