Transport Research EURET Concerted Action 1.1: Cost-benefit and multi-criteria analysis for new road
                construction

Steen Leleur; Søren Fogh

Transport Research EURET Concerted Action 1.1: Cost-benefit and multi-criteria analysis for new road construction

Steen Leleur
, Søren Fogh

Danish Road Directorate

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Abstract

The aim of the report is to propose and develop in outline a common but flexible method of economic appraisal for new road construction. Determining investment priorities requires some mixture of political assessment, economic appraisal and technical and operational assessment. A systematic assessment of the benefits and costs of alternative expenditures is required. As a background for the methodology set out a major review of current European national methods and practices was carried out.

Original language	English

Number of pages	390
Publication status	Published - 1996

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