Simulation framework evaluates project viability under uncertainty in capital-intensive resource projects, suggesting new insights.
This paper develops a simulation framework for mining and shipping projects grounded in transaction cost economics. It shows how coordination costs, contractual frictions, and logistics constraints shape project viability under uncertainty. The framework is designed for capital-intensive resource projects where traditional discounted cash flow models obscure institutional risk.
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