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Donald Newnan, John Whittaker, Ted Eschenbach, and Jerome Lavelle
Engineering Economic Analysis, Canadian Edition
ISBN 13: 9780195419252
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About the Book
Building on the strong foundation of Engineering Economic Analysis, ninth edition, the Canadian edition continues to offer comprehensive coverage of financial and economic decision-making for engineering projects, with an emphasis on problem solving, life cycle costs, and the time value of money.
Pedagogically rich, with detailed chapter-opening objectives, summaries, and problems incorporated into each chapter
Easy-to-use design to enhance readability, generate student interest, and facilitate comprehension of the material
Chapter learning objectives are included to help students check their comprehension of the chapter material
End-of-chapter problems help students to review the material covered
Chapter 2 (Engineering Costs) introduces engineering cost estimating and sets the stage for the economic analysis to follow
Chapter 8 (Incremental Analysis) combines spreadsheet graphing capabilities and Internal Rate of Return calculations, so that the usually confusing concept of using the incremental IRR to chose from a group of alternatives, is simplified and clarified
Chapter 9 (Other Analysis Techniques) and 10 (Uncertainty in Future Events) emphasize how the uncertainty that is part of every engineering application can be considered by using sensitivity analysis and probability concepts
Chapter 12 (Income Taxes) illustrates the comparative advantages of spreadsheet and manual methods for developing after-tax cash flow
New! Canadian examples and content added througout
New! Chapters 11 (Income, Depreciation, and Cash Flow) and Chapter 12 (After Tax Cash Flows) have been completely rewritten to reflect Canadian material and standards
New! Revised to reflect Canadian taxes laws
New! Chapter-opening vignettes illustrating real-world applications of the questions being studied have been revised to reflect material of interest to Canadian students
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