The thirteenth edition of the market-leading Engineering Economic Analysis offers comprehensive coverage of financial and economic decision making for engineers, with an emphasis on problem solving, life-cycle costs, and the time value of money. The authors' clear, accessible writing, emphasis on practical applications, and relevant contemporary examples have made this text a perennial bestseller. With its logical organization and extensive ancillary package, Engineering Economic Analysis is widely regarded as a highly effective tool for teaching and learning.
Engineering Economic Analysis
Praised for its accessible tone and extensive problem sets, this trusted text familiarizes students with the universal principles of engineering economics.
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This professional reference provides mathematical models and formulas you need to make investment decisions and manage cash flow. It is an excellent resource for understanding economic issues that appear frequently...
The engineer's guide to economical decision-making Engineering economics is an important subject for both aspiring and practicing engineers.
Featuring a handy "look-up" format, this easy-to-use guide helps engineers in every discipline to perform all types of economic analysis with confidence.
This book provides a practical approach to making integrated financial decisions in contemporary organizations. While mathematics is used throughout, it focuses on the application of the math...
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Derived from the main text: ngineering Economic Analysis, by the same authors, this work is designed to teach the essential topics, leaving to the instructor's discretion the choice of optional topics from the main text.
This book provides a straightforward approach to explaining engineering economics that is appropriate for members of all of the major engineering disciplines.