Introduction to engineering economy / G.A. Fleischer
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TextPublication details: Boston, Massachusetts : PWS Publishing Company, c1994Description: xx, 476 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmISBN: - 534931081
- TA 177.4 .F54 1994
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Introduction -- 2. Equivalence and the Mathematics of Compound Interest -- 3. Measures of Worth I: Ranking of Alternatives by Increasing/Decreasing Equivalent Worth Measures -- 4. Measures of Worth II: Ranking of Alternatives by Marginal (Incremental) Analysis -- 5. Measures of Worth III: Some Additional Methods for Determining Economic Value -- 6. Depreciation and Certain Other Noncash Expenses -- 7. Taxes and After-Tax Economy Studies -- 8. Retirement and Replacement -- 9. Revenue Requirement Method -- 10. Economic Risk Analysis -- 11. Incorporating Price-Level Changes (Inflation) into the Analysis -- Appendix A: Summary of Notation -- Appendix B: Compound Interest Tables.
This book may be used as either a primary or secondary source in a first course in engineering economy, financial management, capitla budgeting, managerial economics, adn the like.
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