A Note on the Financial Evaluation of Projects

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Case Code : MISC009
Case Length : 22 Pages
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Pub Date : 2003
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Industry : Banking & Financial Services
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Introduction

The project evaluation process involves more than just determining a project's expected revenues and profitability; it also involves a study of the key factors that affect a project and their financial impact on the project.

In addition, a project evaluation includes strategic evaluation, economic evaluation and social impact evaluation (Refer Exhibit I).

While the financial evaluation of a project aims at ascertaining the most efficient strategy for delivering the desired output, the strategic evaluation ensures that the project is consistent with the output objectives of the firm.

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The economic evaluation of the project, however, seeks to ensure that the delivered output is benefiting the public at large. The evaluation of social impact aims at ensuring that the consequences of a project (in terms of employment, output, savings and so on) are beneficial to the public...

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