This paper explores the background to an important issue in applied welfare economics -- how the commodities used and produced by public projects should be valued in choosing among alternative modes of production.Public Economics,

Warr, Peter G.

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THE ECONOMICS OF SHADOW PRICING: MARKET DISTORTIONS AND PUBLIC INVESTMENT

THE ECONOMICS OF SHADOW PRICING: MARKET DISTORTIONS AND PUBLIC INVESTMENT

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