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An application of Rayleigh curve theory to contract cost estimation and control.
Cost growth is a major problem in defense systems acquisition. Since 1969 the DOD has underestimated the ultimate costs of major systems by more than 50 percent. Consequently, the importance of contract costs has risen greatly in recent years to the point that costs are now officially equated to tec
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