This book offers a rigorous and practical introduction to the field of public investment decision-making using mixed-integer programming techniques. Jeremy F Shapiro provides a comprehensive overview of the methodological and practical issues involved in this important area of public policy, including trade-offs between competing objectives, uncertainty, and political constraints. This would be a valuable resource for public policy analysts, economists, and anyone interested in decision-making under uncertainty.
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