"Owners' costs" refer to: a) costs which depend on the financial structure, specifically on the amount of equity contributed by sponsors. b) costs which depend on the financial structure, specifically on the amount of loans granted c) by the banks. costs associated with plant construction that don't depend on how the project is financed.

"Owners' costs" refer to: a) costs which depend on the financial structure, specifically on the amount of equity contributed by sponsors. b) costs which depend on the financial structure, specifically on the amount of loans granted c) by the banks. costs associated with plant construction that don't depend on how the project is financed.

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Chapter12: Balanced Scorecard And Other Performance Measures

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