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Author: Shi Xingguo
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book is one of the applied undergraduate textbooks in the series of economic management for higher education. The main contents include: Introduction, Basic Principles of Engineering Economy, Cash Flow and Estimation of Investment Projects, Fund Planning, Single-Project Evaluation, Multi-Project Selection, Risk Analysis, National Economic Evaluation, Feasibility Study, Investment Project Analysis for Industrial Enterprises, Real Estate Investment Project Analysis, Foreign Capital Utilization Project Analysis, Post-Evaluation of Investment Projects, etc. The features of this book are: adhering to advanced and practical principles, reflecting the latest research achievements and teaching experience in the discipline, emphasizing application, optimizing structure, and catering to the needs of all teaching links such as lectures, assignments, reviews, assessments, course design, and extracurricular self-study, while also providing flexibility to adapt to teaching arrangements with different hours and further knowledge expansion. This book is the first in China to comprehensively adopt Excel as a tool for engineering economic analysis, demonstrating its novelty and timeliness. This book can serve as a textbook for applied undergraduate students in economic management and engineering technology disciplines in general universities, as well as for diploma and undergraduate students in relevant disciplines in vocational colleges. It can also be used as a reference textbook for postgraduate students in related fields, as the book primarily focuses on the economic analysis and feasibility study of engineering projects. Therefore, it can also be used as a textbook for the course of "Engineering Economy." Additionally, it can serve as a textbook for continuing education after university, as well as a reference for learning and training materials for professionals engaged in investment projects, fund operations, technology development, equipment management, and economic evaluation.