Publisher's Synopsis
"In this second edition, we continue to seek to build our experiences in the classroom and the inputs of other users including practitioners of the first edition. Project evaluation and selection techniques constitute an important body of knowledge for those concerned with making individual, corporate, and public investment decisions. During the past 50 years, a number of important and useful concepts and techniques have been developed and are reported primarily in journals and specialized texts. The purpose of this book is to present these concepts and techniques in an integrated framework built on traditional engineering economics principles. The material is presented in four parts."--.
