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Design and optimization of a climate-resilient hybrid renewable microgrid for rural electrification in flood-affected regions. [PDF]
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Aggregate Social Discount Rate Derived from Individual Discount Rates
Management Science, 2002In the economic evaluation of large public-sector projects, an aggregate social discount rate may be used in present worth comparison of alternatives. This paper uses the assumptions that individual discount rates are constant over time and approximately Normally distributed across the affected population, with mean μ and variance σ2, to derive an ...
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Behavioural Processes, 2019
Discounting refers to the way in which the value of an outcome depends on the delay until it is obtained. If an organism's discount function is known, then its rate of discounting at any delay can be found. If the function is not known, the normalised area under an estimate of the discount function has been used as a measure that summarises the ...
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Discounting refers to the way in which the value of an outcome depends on the delay until it is obtained. If an organism's discount function is known, then its rate of discounting at any delay can be found. If the function is not known, the normalised area under an estimate of the discount function has been used as a measure that summarises the ...
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Journal of Political Economy, 1981
In a recent issue of thisJournal, Mohabbat and Simos (1978) provided estimates of the rate of discount using Kendrick's (1976) series of total private wealth. Since Kendrick also provides estimates of the division of total wealth between human, Wh, and nonhuman, W,, wealth, it should be of interest to investigate how the discount rates differ between ...
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In a recent issue of thisJournal, Mohabbat and Simos (1978) provided estimates of the rate of discount using Kendrick's (1976) series of total private wealth. Since Kendrick also provides estimates of the division of total wealth between human, Wh, and nonhuman, W,, wealth, it should be of interest to investigate how the discount rates differ between ...
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On the "Environmental" Discount Rate
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 1994zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Eliciting Individual Discount Rates
Experimental Economics, 1999AbstractControlled laboratory conditions using monetary incentives have been utilized in previous studies that examine individual discount rates, and researchers have found several apparently robust anomalies. We conjecture that subject behavior in these experiments may be affected by (uncontrolled) factors other than discount rates.
Coller, Maribeth, Williams, Melonie B.
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2017
The most important price in any CBA in the public domain is invariably the discount rate that is used. For in virtually any CBA in the public sphere, the costs and benefits involved do not usually accrue instantaneously at the point in time at which a particular project in question is carried out. They are usually spread over many years.
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The most important price in any CBA in the public domain is invariably the discount rate that is used. For in virtually any CBA in the public sphere, the costs and benefits involved do not usually accrue instantaneously at the point in time at which a particular project in question is carried out. They are usually spread over many years.
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