Civil Engineering Economics and Enterprise Management

Author: Guan Ke et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Features: This book includes two parts: Construction Engineering Economics and Construction Enterprise Management. The former serves the latter, primarily providing methodological foundations and an overall industry perspective, while the latter aims to cultivate students' abilities in construction enterprise management. The Construction Engineering Economics section consists of seven chapters: Construction Industry, Economic Evaluation of Investment in Construction Projects, Feasibility Studies for Construction Projects, Project Cost Estimation, Techno-Economic Analysis Methods, Techno-Economic Evaluation of Design and Construction Plans, and Construction Industrialization. The Construction Enterprise Management section includes seven chapters: Introduction to Construction Enterprise Management, Construction Market and Business Models of Construction Enterprises, Planning Management of Construction Enterprises, Quality Management of Construction Enterprises, Cost Management of Construction Enterprises, Production Element Management of Construction Enterprises, and Financial Management and Economic Accounting of Construction Enterprises. This book serves as a textbook for students majoring in Construction Engineering, non-construction management engineering, and other related construction disciplines to study enterprise management. It is also available for self-study by individuals interested in construction enterprise management and for reference by practitioners working in construction enterprises.