Construction Engineering Economics

Author: Wu Quanli
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book is written in plain and easy-to-understand language, with smooth and fluent expression, emphasizing both theory and practical examples. It is highly readable and facilitates practical application. It is suitable for engineering technicians, managers, and university personnel in fields such as architecture, architectural economics, and investment management. The book comprehensively elaborates on the theoretical systems of architectural economics and architectural technical economics; applies the basic principles of modern economics to analyze relevant economic issues in the construction sector and the economic phenomena and relationships within various components of the construction industry; and focuses on introducing the fundamental principles and methods involved in project feasibility studies, including the time value of money, technical economic forecasting and decision-making, economic benefit evaluation and scheme comparison, uncertainty analysis and risk analysis, financial evaluation, national economic evaluation, and social evaluation.