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Sep 1977

Pre-Estimate Cash Flow Analysis

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Publication: Journal of the Construction Division
Volume 103, Issue 3

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A technique is developed for modeling the cash flow of a construction project. Alternative methods of specifying cost and earnings flows allow great flexibility in modeling a variety of project and contractual conditions. The net interest, cost, and present worth associated with a given cash flow is calculated. A linear unbalancing rule is used to model the effect on cash flow of early payments. This information is valuable when deciding whether or not to bid a given project, and as a method of estimating the interest cost and net worth associated with a given project schedule and bidding strategy. A computer program for a minicomputer was developed to reduce the effort necessary for using this model, and to allow reader participation during the stages of analysis.

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Journal of the Construction Division
Volume 103Issue 3September 1977
Pages: 369 - 379

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Published in print: Sep 1977
Published online: Feb 11, 2021

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David B. Ashley
Grad. Student, Construction Inst., Civ. Engrg., Stanford Univ., Stanford, Calif.
Paul M. Teicholz, M.ASCE
Mgr., Systems and EDP, Guy F. Atkinson, Co., South San Francisco, Calif.

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