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Project network models with discounted cash flows a guided tour through recent developments

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  • Herroelen, Willy S.
  • Van Dommelen, Patrick
  • Demeulemeester, Erik L.

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  • Herroelen, Willy S. & Van Dommelen, Patrick & Demeulemeester, Erik L., 1997. "Project network models with discounted cash flows a guided tour through recent developments," European Journal of Operational Research, Elsevier, vol. 100(1), pages 97-121, July.
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