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This 11 page paper considers a case where a Latin American government is considering an investment to build roads in the interior of the country with the aim of increasing the flow of goods and labor. The plans are assessed with a stakeholder analysis, potential costs and benefits are considered along with tools that could be used to assess these costs and benefits. The paper needs with a recommendation. The bibliography cites 3 sources.
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Benefits 10 4. The Recommendation 12 References 13 1. Introduction A government in Latin American is considering an investment of $100 million to undertaken a number of major
road construction projects within the countrys interior. The aim of the government is to open up the country to so that movement of goods and labour can be improved. In
order to assess whether of not to go ahead with this project there needs to be a stakeholder analysis and a consideration of the costs and the benefits; this can
be used to give recommendations. 2. Stakeholder Analysis There will be a number of stakeholders. Stakeholders are those who have an interest in the projects and will be affected either directly
or indirectly. They may have differing views and interests, which is why it is important to identify some of the principle stakeholders to assess their interests. 2.1 The Government
The Government may be seen as the first of the stakeholder group. The government has a duty of acting interests of its people, and
is planning to undertake the project in order to help develop the area. Developing roads in the interior the country will help to stimulate commerce, facilitating free movement of goods
and labor. For the country as a whole this may help to stimulate the economy, increasing the movement and flow of money, which will also help to increase potential tax
revenues, from both direct and indirect taxes. The government will be paying out for the project, and as such want to ensure that there is a sufficient return on to
make it viable. The return will need to be in terms of benefits for the other stakeholders, as well as the ability to potentially stimulates and economic growth.
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