问题 单项选择题

生产性建设项目的总投资由()两部分构成。

A.固定资产投资和流动资产投资

B.有形资产投资和无形资产投资

C.建筑安装工程费用和设备工器具购置费用

D.建筑安装工程费用和工程建设其他费用

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参考答案:A

解析:【解析】 建设项目按用途可分为生产性建设项目和非生产性建设项目。生产性建设项目总投资包括固定资产投资和流动资产投资两部分;非生产性建设项目总投资只包括固定资产投资,不含流动资产投资。建设项目总造价是指项目总投资中的固定资产投资总额。

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