"... In PAGE 12: ...8 We next discuss how these con- cepts may help us in determining opportunity cost and thus in decision-making. Resource Granularities and The Opportunity Cost of Idle Capacity Table5 presents an overview of our analysis. (Place table 5 here) Resources with Low Expiration and Consumption Granularities Consider the extreme case of a resource with zero expiration and consumption granularity.... ..."

"... In PAGE 58: ... Movements of the nominal opportunity cost of equity for an investor r seem to matter more. In turn, the biggest factors for r are changes in inflation and in leverage ( Table26... In PAGE 114: ...olivia, or for the rate of change in the exchange rate. I used the inflation rate in Bolivia. 2. Grameen In 1984-1994, Grameen paid 6-10 percent for deposits (line c of Table26 on page 108). The opportunity cost of soft debt m replaced with deposits was near 10-13 percent (line e).... ..."

"... In PAGE 30: ... We hypothesize that factors such as population density, proximity to towns, distance to all weather roads, and altitude may affe ct the value or opportunity cost of the three major factors of production for tree planting. Table4 provides estimates of average population densities and distances to Woreda (district) towns, all weather roads, and altitude for sample tabias in the four administrative Zones of Tigray. Table 4 Indicators of opportunity cost of factors of production, meansa ... In PAGE 31: ... Land will be scarce where population densities are high and land is generally already occupied in its highest value use. For example, as Table4 indicates, land is most s carce in the Central Zone of Tigray. Population densities in Tigray vary greatly by tabia, ranging from 32 persons per square km to just over 300 persons per square km with an average of approximately 132 persons per square km.... In PAGE 40: ... All means and standard errors are corrected for sampling stratification and sampling weights . We can consider the pole price data in Table 9 in the context of the population density and market access variables presented in Table4 . We expect that pole prices should be high where population density is highest due to high demand.... ..."

"... In PAGE 19: ... As in the previous experiment the TF/SF ratio is set to 1 and then 2. Table7 summarizes the results of these experiments. An interesting observation is that the total cost decreases as the efficiency of the line decreases.... ..."

"... In PAGE 114: ... Example opportunity costs for the market 1. BancoSol In 1993-96, the opportunity cost of soft debt replaced with deposits was 16-20 percent (line e of Table25 on page 107). The peak of 38 percent came in 1992 as the new bank started to take voluntary deposits.... ..."

"... In PAGE 7: ... The total statewide annual infeasibilities averaged 1,075 BCM/year, which is about 4% of annual environmental flow requirements. Table4 contains the average marginal opportunity costs or shadow values (economic benefit to the State if the requirements were reduced by one unit of water) of small changes to environmental flow requirements for several locations. The costs of environmental flows requirements on the Trinity River, Clear Creek, and Mono Lake are high and increase... ..."