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Example of a benefit-Cost analysis Annual flow of Costs and Benefits (Extremely simplified)

Example of a benefit-Cost analysis Annual flow of Costs and Benefits (Extremely simplified). Regional Workshop on Economic Valuation of Marine & Coastal Resources PERSGA. Annual Flow of Costs. Total Incremental Benefit. Streams of Net Benefit (before discounting).

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Example of a benefit-Cost analysis Annual flow of Costs and Benefits (Extremely simplified)

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  1. Example of a benefit-Cost analysis Annual flow of Costs and Benefits (Extremely simplified) Regional Workshop on Economic Valuation of Marine & Coastal Resources PERSGA

  2. Annual Flow of Costs

  3. Total Incremental Benefit

  4. Streams of Net Benefit (before discounting)

  5. Streams of Net Benefit (after discounting)

  6. The results of NPV after discounting

  7. Sensitivity Analysis • Necessary for a succesful benefit-cost analysis. • Aims to find out how sensitive (vulnerable) is the result to changes in the streams of costs and/or the streams of benefits. • Can be utilized to check the reaction to a certain event or development. • Helps to show the critical points at which the project can become (or stay) feasible or at a loss.

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