Engineering Economics

Author: Li Xiangran
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Engineering Economics is one of the core courses for civil engineering and engineering management majors. It is an interdisciplinary science that integrates technical sciences, economics, and management sciences, characterized by a broad theoretical foundation, strong practicality, and high policy requirements. This textbook adopts a combination of theory and practice to comprehensively and systematically introduce the theories and methods of engineering economic analysis. The content includes: Overview of Engineering Economics, Basic Construction and the Construction Industry in the National Economy, Pricing, Cost, Depreciation, and Profit of Construction Products, Cash Flow and Time Value of Money Calculations, Feasibility Studies for Engineering Projects, Economic Benefit Evaluation of Engineering Project Investments, Technical Economic Analysis Methods for Engineering Projects, Fundraising and Financing Analysis for Engineering Projects, Business Forecasting Methods and Decision-Making Techniques for Construction Enterprises, Economic Analysis in Engineering Design and Construction, Value Engineering and Its Application in Construction Projects. This textbook has a complete system, clear logic, and rich case studies. It can serve as a textbook for civil engineering, engineering management, and other majors in higher education institutions, reference material for various engineering technicians, and a reference book for various registered professional qualification examinations such as Registered Structural Engineers, Registered Construction Engineers, Registered Cost Engineers, Registered Civil Engineering (Geotechnical Engineering) Engineers, and Registered Supervision Engineers.