“…Life-cycle economic analysis is a method of economic budgeting and comparison during the life-cycle from engineering construction to demolition. The basic idea of life-cycle economic analysis is to consider not only the initial construction cost but also the maintenance cost, residual value, user cost (mainly including fuel consumption cost, wheel consumption cost, warranty cost, and accident cost), and other costs that should be taken into consideration during the service period [11,12]. At present, a relatively mature life-cycle economy analysis framework for road pavement schemes has been formed, and a life-cycle economic analysis of pavement structure has been applied to research into road pavement scheme comparison and selection, maintenance decision-making, limited capital allocation, and so on [13][14][15][16].…”