In view of their deep-structural nature, Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) models are well placed to account for sectoral and labour market impacts induced by general price changes implied by project investment. Furthermore, with a full accounting of income flows, CGE models can determine the effects of different financing options for large infrastructure development. Another important advantage is the consideration of the role of trade in the construction phase. For instance, the construction of dams for hydropower generation in developing countries may require the imports of machinery such as power turbines.