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p. 13 of 74 BACK | NEXT I. Introduction II. Background III. The Economic Rationale of A Project IV. Macroeconomic and Sectoral Context V. An Integrated Approach To Economic Analysis VI. Identification and Quantification of Costs and Benefits VII. Valuation of Economic Costs and Benefits A. General Considerations B. Role of World Prices C. Economic Prices of Traded Goods and Services D. Economic Prices of Nontraded Goods and Services E. The Economic Price of Labor F. The Economic Price of Land G. Bringing Economic Prices To A Common Base H. Conversion Factors I. Economic Viability: A Procedure VIII. Large Projects, Linkages, and National Affordability IX. Least-Cost and Cost-Effective Analysis X. Investment Criteria: Economic Viability XI. Discount Rate XII. Uncertainty: Sensitivity and Risk Analysis XIII. Sustainability of Project Effects XIV. Distribution of Project Effects XV. Projects and Policies XVI. Appendices XVII. Others

Guidelines for the Economic Analysis of Projects

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VII. Valuation of Economic Costs and Benefits

A. General Considerations

B. Role of World Prices

C. Economic Prices of Traded Goods and Services

D. Economic Prices of Nontraded Goods and Services

E. The Economic Price of Labor

F. The Economic Price of Land

G. Bringing Economic Prices To A Common Base

H. Conversion Factors

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