economic appraisal
1Economic appraisal — is a type of decision method applied to a project, programme or policy that takes into account a wide range of costs and benefits, denominated in monetary terms or for which a monetary equivalent can be estimated. Economic Appraisal is a key tool …
2economic appraisal — A method of capital budgeting that makes use of discounted cash flow techniques to determine a preferred investment. However, instead of using annual projected cash flows in the analysis, the technique discounts over the project s life the… …
3economic appraisal — A method of capital budgeting that makes use of discounted cash flow techniques to determine a preferred investment. However, instead of using annual projected cash flows in the analysis, the technique discounts over the project s life the… …
4Appraisal — may refer to:* A decision making process: ** Appraisal (decision analysis) a decision method ** Project appraisal comparing options to deliver an objective ** Economic appraisal an appraisal based on comparison of monetary equivalents* Property… …
5appraisal — See performance appraisal See also economic appraisal; financial appraisal …
6economic benefits — The projected benefits revealed by an economic appraisal. Economic benefits are usually gains that can be expressed in financial terms as the result of an improvement in facilities provided by a government, local authority, etc. For example, the… …
7economic benefits — The projected benefits revealed by an economic appraisal Economic benefits are usually gains that can be expressed in financial terms as the result of an improvement in facilities provided by a government, local authority, etc. For example, the… …
8economic costs — The projected costs revealed by an economic appraisal. Economic costs differ from financial costs in that they exclude the transfer payments within the economy, which arise when an investment is made. In the construction of a road, for example,… …
9economic costs — The projected costs revealed by an economic appraisal Economic costs differ from financial costs in that they exclude the transfer payments within the economy, which arise when an investment is made. In the construction of a road, for example,… …
10appraisal — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ honest, realistic ▪ detailed, full ▪ A detailed appraisal of the plan will now be carried out. ▪ independent ▪ …
