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" Engineering economic analysis / "
Newnan, Jones, Whittaker, Eschenbach, Lavelle.
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BL
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874004
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Newnan, Donald G.
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Engineering economic analysis /\ Newnan, Jones, Whittaker, Eschenbach, Lavelle.
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| Edition Statement
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Fourth Canadian edition.
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Don Mills, Ontario :: Oxford University Press,, [2018]
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, ©2018
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x, 518 pages :: illustrations ;; 27 cm
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0199025118
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: 9780199025114
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By Donald G. Newman, John Jones, John Whittaker, Ted G. Eschenbach, Jerome P. Lavelle.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 508-509) and index.
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| Contents
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Economic decisions, engineering costs, and cost estimating -- Accounting and engineering economy -- Interest and equivalence -- Equivalence for repeated cash flows -- Present worth analysis -- Annual cash flow analysis -- Rate of return analysis -- Benefit-cost ratio and other analysis techniques -- Selection of a minimum attractive rate of return -- Uncertainty in future events -- Income, depreciation, and cash flow -- After-tax cash flows -- Replacement analysis -- Inflation and price change -- Introduction to project management.
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"Now in its fourth edition, Engineering Economic Analysis is an essential introduction to the fundamental principles of engineering economics. Focusing on crucial skills, the text teaches engineers how to seek solutions to problems in the field and consider the economic and technical viability of all potential solutions. Now condensed into 15 chapters from 17, this fourth edition focuses on key content and Canadian coverage. A new chapter on project management has been included to reflect its importance as a Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB) requirement. Praised for its accessible tone and engaging writing style, Engineering Economic Analysis provides students with an overview of the basic concepts of engineering economics, such as decision-making, cost estimating, cash flow, interest, inflation, rate of return, depreciation, taxes, and more. Hundreds of end-of-chapter problems and a revised suite of ancillary materials guide, enhance, and motivate student learning."--
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Engineering economy, Textbooks.
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Ingénierie-- Coût, Manuels d'enseignement supérieur.
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Engineering economy.
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658.15
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TA177.4.N48 2018
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cci1icclacc
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coll13lacc
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Eschenbach, Ted G.,1951-
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Jones, John, (John Dewey)
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Lavelle, Jerome P.
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Whittaker, J. D.
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