Engineering Economy (Third Edition)

Author: Huang Yuxiang
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: This book systematically elaborates on the principles and methods of engineering economic analysis, providing a detailed introduction to the evaluation and selection criteria for investment, construction, and renewal of engineering project schemes. It incorporates accounting methods, taxes, and inflation, along with the economic environment in which enterprises operate, to make the analysis more practical. The book also briefly covers cost (expense) estimation techniques, economic analysis of public projects, deterministic and risky projects, and value engineering. Based on the 1985 edition and the second edition of 1994, this book has been revised and rewritten by incorporating new practical practices from both domestic and international sources and referencing newly published similar textbooks from countries like the United States. In addition to serving as a foundational textbook for engineering economic courses in universities and colleges, it is also suitable for self-study or training materials for staff in planning, design, consulting departments, or enterprises (such as economists, cost engineers, architects, and consultants).