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THE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE ESTIMATION EFFICIENCY METHODS OF INVESTMENT PROJECTS IN TRANSPORT

I. M. Vyshniakova    

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The methods of estimation of efficiency of investment projects are considered in the paper. The criterion of choice of optimum project is offered. The tasks of distribution of investments between railways are considered.

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