Business case - Revision history

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Goals of business cases in an urban development domain

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Goals of business cases in an urban development domain

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 == Related subjects ==
 Urban planning processes employ a host of economic tools/models:
-* [[is synonymous to::Social cost-benefit analysis|Social cost-benefit analysis]]
+* [[Social cost-benefit analysis|Social cost-benefit analysis]]
-* [[is synonymous to::Input-output analysis|Input-output analysis]]
+* [[Input-output analysis|Input-output analysis]]
-* [[is synonymous to::Economic Impact Study|Economic impact study]]
+* [[Economic Impact Study|Economic impact study]]
-* [[is synonymous to::Other economic tools|Other economic tools]]
+* [[Other economic tools|Other economic tools]]
-* [[belongs to::Economic tools|Economic tools]]
+* [[Economic tools|Economic tools]]
 See also the clickable map below:

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 == Related subjects ==
 Urban planning processes employ a host of economic tools/models:
-* [[Social cost-benefit analysis|Social cost-benefit analysis]]
+* [[is synonymous to::Social cost-benefit analysis|Social cost-benefit analysis]]
-* [[Input-output analysis|Input-output analysis]]
+* [[is synonymous to::Input-output analysis|Input-output analysis]]
-* [[Economic Impact Study|Economic impact study]]
+* [[is synonymous to::Economic Impact Study|Economic impact study]]
-* [[Other economic tools|Other economic tools]]
+* [[is synonymous to::Other economic tools|Other economic tools]]
-* [[Economic tools|Economic tools]]
+* [[belongs to::Economic tools|Economic tools]]
 See also the clickable map below:

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 == Related subjects ==
 Urban planning processes employ a host of economic tools/models:
-* [[is synonymous to::Social cost-benefit analysis|Social cost-benefit analysis]]
+* [[Social cost-benefit analysis|Social cost-benefit analysis]]
-* [[is synonymous to::Input-output analysis|Input-output analysis]]
+* [[Input-output analysis|Input-output analysis]]
-* [[is synonymous to::Economic Impact Study|Economic impact study]]
+* [[Economic Impact Study|Economic impact study]]
-* [[is synonymous to::Other economic tools|Other economic tools]]
+* [[Other economic tools|Other economic tools]]
-* [[belongs to::Economic tools|Economic tools]]
+* [[Economic tools|Economic tools]]
 See also the clickable map below:

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 == Goals of business cases in an urban development domain==
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 An important goal of a business case is to estimate the project-specific investment revenues of the urban development project. These revenues depend on many factors and consists of many different categories. A new highway, for example, leads to a reduction of travel time, travel costs, tax revenues, safety benefits,  scale and agglomeration advances due to an increased size of the market, an improved functioning of labour markets in the region, etc.

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 == Goals of business cases in an urban development domain==
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 An important goal of a business case is to estimate the project-specific investment revenues of the urban development project. These revenues depend on many factors and consists of many different categories. A new highway, for example, leads to a reduction of travel time, travel costs, tax revenues, safety benefits,  scale and agglomeration advances due to an increased size of the market, an improved functioning of labour markets in the region, etc.

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 [[File:ae.png|25px|right|This is a page providing background in a specific field of expertise]]A '''business case''' is one of the most frequently used [[Economic tools|economic tools]] by economists to facilitate the preparation of a robust and feasible urban plan. Business cases capture the reasoning for initiating a project by estimating the revenues and costs for the public authorities (which are partly covered by private parties/investors) and by identifying changes in demands for government utilities and services resulting from the project development. The core of a business case may be incorporated into the planning application's "[[supporting report]]", which contains detailed information about the various aspects (compliance with planning policy and/or master plans, costs and revenues) of the planned urban object.