Introduces the engineer to accepted economic principles of evaluation and to demonstrate the application of techniques to the solution of problems of the kind which the engineer is likely to encounter during the course of his professional work. This book outlines the basic principles of economic evaluation of a project.Institution of Civil Engineers. The annual capital charges for assets with lives of 50 or 100 years differ little from the annual charge for an asset with an infinite life, which consists simply of the interest charge with no element for recovery of theanbsp;...
Title | : | An Introduction to Engineering Economics |
Author | : | Institution of Civil Engineers |
Publisher | : | Thomas Telford - 1969 |
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