Titlebook: Engineering Economics and Finance for Transportation Infrastructure; Elena S. Prassas,Roger P. Roess Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heid

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The Costs of Transportation for Alternative Economic Analysisenever possible, while . are positive events that should be vigorously pursued..In the context of an engineering economy study of proposed transportation projects, however, both costs and benefits are ultimately the same thing.

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Larissa N. Niec,Ciera E. SchoonoverIn 2011, the American Society for Civil Engineers (ASCE) released an analysis of the funding needs for the nation’s surface transportation systems (highways, railroads, and transit), and the shortfalls in current financing [1]. The report provided a critical wake-up call for this key element of the nation’s infrastructure.

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Sajeesh Kumar,Kanagasingam YogesanFrom the earliest days of the nation, the issue of how to provide for an effective transportation network was a vexing one. Many of the nation’s founders recognized the need for an effective transportation system to help knit the disparate colonies into a cohesive nation, and to promote commerce.

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Applications of Virtual Microscopy,Funding for transportation projects has historically come from governments, including federal, state, and local levels. This remains the current approach as well. More than $200 billion per year is invested in transportation projects [3] across the U.S. The largest source of revenue is the tax on gasoline, both at the federal and state levels.

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Introduction,In 2011, the American Society for Civil Engineers (ASCE) released an analysis of the funding needs for the nation’s surface transportation systems (highways, railroads, and transit), and the shortfalls in current financing [1]. The report provided a critical wake-up call for this key element of the nation’s infrastructure.

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Illustrations of Complex Economic AnalysesThe sample problems of this chapter touch on many elements of complexity in comparative engineering economic analysis of transportation alternatives, including, but not limited to: