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The Engineering Economist
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THE ESTIMATED ECONOMIC LIFE OF AN INVESTMENT UNDER UNCERTAINTY ∗

John H. McArthur Harvard University
Pages 16-40 | Published online: 31 May 2007

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G. A. Fleischer & T. L. Ward. (1977) Classification of Compound Interest Models in Economic Analysis. The Engineering Economist 23:1, pages 13-30.
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JohnR. Canada & HarrisonM. Wadsworth. (1966) The Effect of Project Life Dispersion on Key Interest Factors for Economic Analyses of Capital Investments. The Engineering Economist 11:4, pages 15-36.
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JOHN R. CANADA. 1976. Readings in Managerial Economics. Readings in Managerial Economics 391 399 .

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