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This volume presents the most robust and useful methodology for the measurement and derivation of public investment criteria. The methodological approach solves inherent defects of traditional methodology, namely, an ad hoc application of the benefit-cost analysis. Although this approach originated in the water resources development project of the Harvard group, the authors' recent methodology has achieved a nonlinear, discrete and dynamic inter regional input-output programming model by which the scale effects, Marshallian external economies, and agglomeration economies formed in very large cities are incorporated. As these benefits make up a source of revenue, difficult noise pollution and congestion problems are coped with automatically in the endogenous model. As an optimal solution, the allocated levels for high-rise building urban renewal (a measure for noise) and environmentally protected trunk transport network (a measure for congestion), as well as for other infrastructural facilities, measured by period and by region, are the results of public investment criteria. In the background of these processes, the imputed price and opportunity costs as a sort of contemporary "god" are always latent.
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