
In planning economic development, projects must be arranged in an order of priority. During the past ten years or so, increasing attention has been paid to the criteria by whose help this ordering might be done. In this paper, six possible investment criteria are critically examined and an attempt is made to draw together what is valid in each of them in the final section.
Read before the Society, 17 November 1961
Investment criteria, 330, Economic development, Project appraisal, 314.15
Investment criteria, 330, Economic development, Project appraisal, 314.15
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