Exogenous factors in the profitability assessment of investment projects for road management
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https://doi.org/10.53673/th.v2i4.204Keywords:
exogenous factors, profitability, managementAbstract
In recent years, of the 31 Public Private Associations (APP), developed by the MTC, more than 100 addenda have been accepted. Only in 15 road APPs, they presented more than 60 addenda; Of which 22 corresponded to the Initiative for the Integration of the South American Regional Infrastructure (IIRSA) due to problems of landslides and soil erosion, not foreseen in the project. That is why by integrating exogenous factors into the methodology for evaluating the profitability of investment projects, synergies and hierarchies are determined that shorten the gap between projected and executed costs. For this reason, the profitability of these projects, evaluated on the invierte.pe platform, (formerly SNIP) using financial factors such as VAN and IRR, but does not consider exogenous actors in the area of influence such as rain, forests, soils, populations, etc., that affect the social profitability of the project. In addition, the unmeasured factors are not manageable during the execution and service time of the work.
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