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    The systematic evaluation of development projects

    Ward, J. T.
    Abstract
    This report is concerned with the economic aspects of resource development in New Zealand. The techniques used in this field of study were developed, and are being used, for the specific problem of land development. They are perfectly general in nature and can be applied to the evaluation of any development project. It therefore seemed appropriate to circulate the present bulletin describing these techniques, which will be of interest not only to economists but also to government and business officials involved in making important decisions in the field of investment and project development.... [Show full abstract]
    Keywords
    economic development; rural economics; economic policy; land management; rural land use; investment performance
    Fields of Research
    140201 Agricultural Economics; 140205 Environment and Resource Economics
    Date
    1964-02
    Type
    Monograph
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    • AERU Research Report series [354]
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