Water-resource development: the economics of project evaluation /
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TextSeries: Harvard economic studiesPublication details: Cambridge, Harvard University Press, c1958.Description: xiii, 300 p. :illSubject(s): DDC classification: - 333.91 ECK
- HD1694.A5 E25 1958
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| 333.9 DAR Energy in the world economy : | 333.9 JEN Energy and the Economy of Nations/ | 333.91/3/091724 Irrigation economics in poor countries : | 333.91 ECK Water-resource development: | 333.95 COM Complexity and ecosystem management : | 333.95 COM Complexity and ecosystem management : | 333.95 TIS Biodiversity, conservation, and sustainable development : |
Includes index
Includes bibliographical references: p. 283-290.
This book examines the federal water resource program in U.S. It analyzes the procedures for measuring benefits and costs employed by the two major agencies which are building federal water resource projects- the Bureau of Reclamation of the Department of the Interior and the Corps of Engineers, U.S 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.
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