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(Private) financing and risk allocation in tunnelling

(Private) financing and risk allocation in tunnelling
(Private) financing and risk allocation in tunnelling
Risk analysis in privately financed tunnelling projects. The use of the target price concept for tunnelling projects in light of the Channel Tunnel experience. Improved risk allocation for tunnel construction projects. Financing the Liefkenshoektunnel in Antwerp (Belgium). Infrastructure tunnels procured by private finance. Analysis of profitability of subway business as a means of mass public transit systems.
0444899359
855-873
Elsevier
Woodward, D.
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Chan, S.L.F.
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Burger, H.
Woodward, D.
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Chan, S.L.F.
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Burger, H.

Woodward, D. and Chan, S.L.F. (1993) (Private) financing and risk allocation in tunnelling. In, Burger, H. (ed.) Options for Tunnelling 1993. Amsterdam, Holland. Elsevier, pp. 855-873.

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Risk analysis in privately financed tunnelling projects. The use of the target price concept for tunnelling projects in light of the Channel Tunnel experience. Improved risk allocation for tunnel construction projects. Financing the Liefkenshoektunnel in Antwerp (Belgium). Infrastructure tunnels procured by private finance. Analysis of profitability of subway business as a means of mass public transit systems.

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Published date: 1993

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Local EPrints ID: 36660
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/36660
ISBN: 0444899359
PURE UUID: 56193805-2944-43f2-8649-065b153d23f0

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Date deposited: 19 Jun 2007
Last modified: 04 Jan 2024 04:26

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Author: D. Woodward
Author: S.L.F. Chan
Editor: H. Burger

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