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English

Economic Feasibility Studies and Projects Evaluation

Types of Investment

The Importance of Investment

Investment Goals (Objectives)

Long-Run and Short-Run Investment

Return and Risk

Profitability

Liquidity

Safety

Conservative Investor

Speculator Investor

Balanced Investor

Relevance

Determinants of Investment

Primary Economic Feasibility. Study

Detailed Economic Feasibility. Study

Technical Feasibility Study

Suitable Size

Project Location

Raw Material

Cost of Transportation

Distance From Market

Energy

Labor Force

Degree of Localization

Choice of the suitable Production Techniques

Determination of Raw Material Requirement

Determination of Labor Requirement

Preference Between Projects

Technological Progresses

Stages of Preference Between Projects

Economic Methods of Preference

The Importance of Project for National Economy

The Importance of Project for Employment

The Importance of Project in Payments Balance

Technical Methods

Financial Methods

Time Value of Money

Present Value

Discounting

Methods of Measuring the Present Value of Cash Flow

Criteria of Projects Evaluation

Nature and Importance of Projects Evaluations Process

Importance of Projects Evaluations Process

Project Evaluation Criteria

Measuring Non-discounted Commercial Profitability

Certainty Conditions

Non-Discounted Criteria

Discounted Criteria

Pay-Back Period

Appraisal of Pay-Back Period Criterion

Average Rate of Return

Measurement of Discounted Commercial Profitability

Net Present Value Criterion

Profitability (present value) Index

/ Cost/ Benefit Criterion

Internal Rate of Return

Trial and Error

Appraisal of Discounted Economic Criteria

Commercial Profitability Under Uncertainty Conditions

Break-Even Point

Decision Tree

Sensitivity Analysis

National or Social Profitability Criteria

Project Contribution in Employment

Project Contribution in Payment Balance

National Labor Productivity

Designed Capacity

Available Capacity

Actual Capacity

Adjusted Exchange Rate

Efficiency Performance Appraisal in Existing Firms

Functions of Performance Appraisal

Appraisal of Project Objectives

Productivity Capacity Criteria

Overall Productivity

Partial Productivity

Rate of Return on Investment Criterion

Time Series

Ranking Investment Alternatives

Decisions for Alternative Choice

Investment Opportunities

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