Examination of alternatives and decision making criteria for managing marginally adequate Navy housing assets
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Authors
Greene, Carl DeForest.
Taylor, Ernest Theodore.
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Schumann, J.F.
Date of Issue
1974
Date
December 1974
Publisher
Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School
Language
en_US
Abstract
This thesis defines the alternatives available to the Navy
housing manager concerning disposition of marginally adequate
housing assets; considers life-cycle costs; and the time value of
money in the application of economic analysis techniques; and
finally, compares these alternatives using housing cost data from
the San Diego Naval Complex as a practical example. It addresses
the non-quantifiable aspects concerning the housing manager's selection of a superior alternative. Decisions affecting
marginally adequate housing assets are placed in a chronological
sequence with other major housing decision-making activities.
Navy housing management and the history of family housing in
the armed forces are also discussed, as is the impact on
military family housing of the all volunteer service and the
projected E-l through E-3 housing eligibility authorization.
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Thesis
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Administrative Sciences
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Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.
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