Chapter 9 Flashcards
A public sector project
Is a product, service or system used financed and owned by the citizens of any government level. The primary purpose is to provide service to the citizen rate for the public good at no profit. Areas such as public health, criminal justice, safety, transportation, welfare, and utilities are publicly owned and require economic evaluation.
Public sector versus private sector size of investment
Public sector has a large investment, private sector has some large, more medium to small
Public sector versus private sector life estimates
Public sector is longer, 30 to 50+ years, private sector shorter 2 to 25 years
Public sector versus private sector, annual cash flow estimates
Public sector is no profit cost benefits and benefits are estimated. Private sector has revenues contribute to profit cost estimated
Cost
Estimated expenditures to the government entity for construction operation and maintenance of the project, less any expected salvage value
Benefits
Advantage to be experienced by the owner, the public
Disbenefits
Expected undesirable or negative consequences to the owner if the alternative is implemented. Benefits may be indirect economic disadvantages of the alternative.
Public sector versus private sector funding
Public sector is funded based on taxes, fees, bonds and private funds. Private sectors are funded based on stocks, bonds loans and individual owners.
Public sector versus private sector interest rate
Public sector has a lower interest rate, private sector has a higher interest rate based on cost of capital
Design build finance operate maintain DBFOM contract
Is considered a turnkey approach to a project. It requires the contractors to perform all of the DBFOM activities with collaboration and approval of the owner.
Financing
Is the management of cash flow to support project implementation by a contracting firm?
Benefit cast ratio
B/c = PW of benefits/PW of cost = AW of benefits/AW of costs = FW of benefits/FW of costs
Revenue alternative
Possible to develop a direct formula connection between the B/C of a public sector and B/C of a private sector project where both revenues and costs are estimated
Profitability Index
Useful in evaluating revenue projects in the public or private sector.
PI = PW of NCS series/PW of initial investments