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The Transit Capital Cost Study presents the results of research aimed at improving the methods used in the estimation of capital costs for light and heavy rail fixed guideway systems. Specifically, this research yielded a set of cost indices, one for each major fixed guideway component as well as indices for groups of related components. The research also considers the properties of these indices relative to broader measures of inflation (e.g., the CPI) suggests how they should be used in estimating project cash flows, and suggests directions for further research.
This volume presents estimates of fixed reproducible tangible wealth in the United States for 1925–94 that were prepared by the Bureau of Economic A...
This article presents revised estimates of the value of fixed reproducible tangible wealth in the United States for 1929–95; these estimates incorpo...
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