When you assign a monetary value to all parts of a production process including the intangible assets, this is called shadow pricing.
UNIDO:United Nations Industrial Development Organization Approach UNIDO approach is one of the methods of calculating Social cost benefit analysis (SCBA).infact very popular.Normally we calculate financial benefits from a project while evaluating it,but this method caculates economic benefits from the project.although earlier it was commonly used by government organizations but now it is being used by private players also.In this analysis the monetary priced are replaced by shadow prices.shadow prices are prices at perfect market conditions,also caled as economic prices.thus the market prices are replaced by the Econmic prices and then the benefit or returns are calculated.in aditon to this, adjustment is made for Externalities(+ve like road facility,hospital facility etc. or -ve externalities lik pollution),savings(a rupee saved is valued more than a rupee consumed),redistribution of income(a rupee distributed to poor is valued more than a rupee distributed to rich) ,taxes are not considered and merits.then finally the economic rate of return is calculated by the same method as IRR is calculated.
Shadow price: black market price for a good. Example: price of cigarettes from Native reserves in southern Ontario.
Economic analysis, in contrast to financial analysis, defines the real resource flows induced by an investment rather than the investment's monetary effects. (JP Gittinger 1982 Economic Analysis of Agricultural Projects) Financial analysis thus relates to the performance of a project from the viewpoint of a stakeholder - eg, a farmer or institution, and looks at investment, maintenance and operation costs and cash revenues after taxes, duties etc. Economic analysis defines the impact of the project on the regional or national economy. It does not consider transfers between economic actors, such as taxes, duties etc. It values traded outputs/costs at their economic level (often defined by their world price net of import or export costs). Non-traded outputs/costs (ie, where price is not determined by "the market") can be valued on the basis of "willingness to pay" or shadow price. Both economic and financial analysis should look at the with project situation compared to the without project (and not before and after) - ie, they take account of changes that would have occurred in the absence of the project investment.
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Episode 33 of Sonic X entitled "Project: Shadow".
I am assuming that you want to know what the conversion factors for project evaluation is. In developing countries, and possibly, some developed countries, there are many factors that distort the market prices of goods and services. Some of these are minimum wages; tariff protection on imported manufactured goods; monopolies providing services and goods; and/or any action by government and the private sector that has an effect on the price of goods or services needed for projects. To account for these distortions one would use, so-called, shadow prices. These prices should reflect the "true" scarcity value of the inputs for a project. Thus in a labour surplus economy, with minimum wages the wage rate would probably be adjusted downwards to reflect the abundance of labour. For other inputs that could be imported one would calculate a shadow exchange rate that would reflect the relative scarcity of foreign exchange reserves. You will realize that the number of calculations could be enormous. What people have done is to look at past projects and calculated an adjustment factor for each of the items in the project evaluation from that. These factors would then be used instead of shadow prices. Thus a conversion factor used in project evaluations takes the place of the calculation of shadow prices for project in- and outputs.
Considering Shadow was apart of a scientific experiment named Project: Shadow, it can be assumed that that is his name.
Shadow Operations The Mars Project - 2012 TV was released on: USA: 7 November 2012
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Shadow was created by Professor Gerald Robotnik as a part of the Ultimate Life Form project (Project: Shadow) by using Black Doom's DNA in exchange for the seven Chaos Emeralds in the future. He was created on the Space Colony Ark over 50 years ago.
No Actually there is. It's called Doomsday Box
Not as a playable character, but as an Assist Trophy.
In the sense that the Biolizard is the prototype of Project: Shadow, it can be seen as Shadow the Hedgehog's "older sibling". It's not stated if the Biolizard was also created with the genes from Black Doom, however it is unlikely. Following that, Shadow and the Biolizard are probably not biologically related.
A. Farber has written: 'Shadow prices for public production in an open economy with disequilibria'
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