- The table presents categories of cost and benefits in general. The inclusion of each one into a stakeholder row must carefully consider if introducing a double counting. Arrows represent the areas where double counting is for sure an issue and must be carefully avoided. Grey cells are those where methods on “how to monetise” are less defined and shared.
- *For example: real estate developers revenues are modified by new infrastructures or by environmental impositions.
- **Part of land price variation is already internalised in the users surplus: an accessible house costs more than a remote one because “including” the time benefit of users. This effect must not be added because already included in users surplus.
- Source: our elaboration
