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ECON 413 - Cost-Benefit Analysis

This course develops the theoretical tools and applied case study analysis to financial and economic project evaluation. Criteria for project feasibility, net worth of investment projects, cash flow discounting, and financial rates of return. Valuation, shadow pricing, and economic appraisal. Applications to real life projects.
Prerequisites
Prerequisites: ECON 302.
When Offered
Offered in fall and spring.
(3 cr.)


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