Urban infrastructure investments often have benefits that are particularly challenging to quantify. Especially investments, such as investments in parks, recreational areas, noise reduction or streetscaping, which carry large potential positive externalities, or co-benefits. The challenge is even more prominent in data-scarce developing country environments. When the economic analysis that informs investment decisions does not incorporate the indirect...
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Hedonic Pricing Approach for Urban Infrastructure : A Project Economic Analysis Guidance Note
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World Bank.
Hedonic Pricing Approach for Urban Infrastructure : A Project Economic Analysis Guidance Note (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099125206072234284