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Summary
Summary
Describes important and useful project evaluation and selection concepts and techniques that have developed over the past twenty years. These concepts and techniques--essential in making individual, corporate and public investment decisions--are presented in an integrated framework based upon traditional engineering economics principles. Four main sections--Basic Concepts and Techniques in Economics Analysis, Deterministic Analysis, Stochastic Analysis, Special Topics--cover a wide variety of subjects, including: accounting income, interest, inflation, the use of tranforms in cash-flow modeling, depreciation and corporate taxation, investment worth, utility theory, decision tree analysis and much more. A number of analysis techniques for public investments are described and decision rules for selecting among multiple alternatives are given. Features numerous case studies, illustrative examples, tables and end-of-chapter questions.
Author Notes
Chan S. Park and Gunter P. Sharp-Bette are the authors of Advanced Engineering Economics, published by Wiley.
Table of Contents
Basic Concepts And Techniques In Economic Analysis |
Accounting Income and Cash Flow |
Interest and Equivalence |
Transform Techniques in Cash Flow Modeling |
Depreciation and Corporate Taxation |
Selecting a Minimum Attractive Rate of Return |
Deterministic Analysis |
Measures of Investment Worth--Single Project |
Decision Rules for Selecting Among Multiple Alternatives |
Deterministic Capital Budgeting Models |
Stochastic Analysis |
Utility Theory |
Measures of Investment Worth Under Risk--Single Project |
Methods for Comparing Risky Projects |
Risk Simulation |
Decision Tree Analysis |
Special Topics In Engineering Economic Analysis |
Evaluation of Public Investments |
Economic Analysis in Public Utilities |
Procedures for Replacement Analysis |
Appendices |
Index |