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Cost Allocation for Multiple-Purpose Water Projects
The separable costs-remaining benefits method of cost allocation has not been used long enough to understand precisely its procedural details and basic concepts. The dependence of this method on benefits and alternate costs is emphasized herein, together with the meanings attached to single-purpose alternate costs, specific and separable costs, joint costs, and remaining project costs. These concepts are examined in relation to each other and to the broad principles of cost allocation, use of project works, project formulation, and legislative history.
Cost Allocation for Multiple-Purpose Water Projects
The separable costs-remaining benefits method of cost allocation has not been used long enough to understand precisely its procedural details and basic concepts. The dependence of this method on benefits and alternate costs is emphasized herein, together with the meanings attached to single-purpose alternate costs, specific and separable costs, joint costs, and remaining project costs. These concepts are examined in relation to each other and to the broad principles of cost allocation, use of project works, project formulation, and legislative history.
Cost Allocation for Multiple-Purpose Water Projects
Bennett, Newcomb B. (author)
Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers ; 123 ; 85-92
2021-01-01
81958-01-01 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
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