Economic Analysis of Project Management

Author: Chen Xiaoxin
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book introduces the economic theoretical foundations of some major management areas in the project management process, as well as the application of relevant economic models in related fields of project management. These management areas include: the selection of project implementation methods, the project bidding process, contract cost terms, the balance and integration of project costs and project quality, the management and motivation of project teams and team members, the evaluation and measurement of project management performance in uncertain environments, and the potential issues that may arise when making risk response decisions under risk conditions. Unlike general books on project economic analysis, this book focuses on the economic processes of project implementation itself rather than analyzing project cash flow and feasibility. The goal of this book is to provide a method of thinking for project management from an economic analysis perspective and to offer valuable insights for improving project management methods through discussions of the main economic processes in the field of project management. This book is suitable for project managers, as well as undergraduate and graduate students interested in project management. This book introduces the economic theoretical foundations of some major management areas in the project management process, as well as the application of relevant economic models in related fields of project management. These management areas include: the selection of project implementation methods, the project bidding process, contract cost terms, the balance and integration of project costs and project quality, the management and motivation of project teams and team members, the evaluation and measurement of project management performance in uncertain environments, and the potential issues that may arise when making risk response decisions under risk conditions. Unlike general books on project economic analysis, this book focuses on the economic processes of project implementation itself rather than analyzing project cash flow and feasibility. The goal of this book is to provide a method of thinking for project management from an economic analysis perspective and to offer valuable insights for improving project management methods through discussions of the main economic processes in the field of project management. This book is suitable for project managers, as well as undergraduate and graduate students interested in project management.