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Theoretical approaches define sense of investment project

Yu. A. Burduzha    

Resumen

The essence of terms ?project?, ?investment project? is defined in the article, as well as the difference between definitions of terms ?project?, ?plan? and ?program? is determined. The main approaches to the treatment of definition of term ?investment project? are considered.

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pp. 226 - 228
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INFRAESTRUCTURA

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