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Provides a modern presentation that eliminates the seven limitations of past and present engineering economics texts: * Contains the 12-FACTOR Calculator, an Excel spreadsheet designed by author to provide the values of the 12 factors of engineering economics for arbitrary values of i, g ( ), and N * Contains the ANNUAL and PRESENT WORTH COMPARISON Calculators with Component Replacements forcomparing equipment purchase quotations * Defines quasi-simple investments and presents a Step-by-Step procedure for calculating their IRRs and balances * Presents a classification of the four common non-simple investments and provides Step-by-Step procedures for calculating their IRRs and balances * Compares the different profitability measures for the same investment: pretax IRR, aftertax IRR, aftertax sensitivity analysis, net present value, accounting rate of return, benefit-cost ratio, and payback period
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2016
Paul MarnellManhattan College
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ISBN: 978-1-118-92903-2
Preface
1: Overview of Engineering Economics
1.1 Why Study Engineering Economics?
1.2 Text Objectives
2: Foundation of Engineering Economics
2.1 Loan Elements
2.2 Cash Flows
2.3 Fundamental Repayment Equation
2.4 Worth, Factors & Equivalence
2.5 General Repayment Equation (GRE)
2.6 Uniform Series Factors & Uniform Worth Factors of a Cash Flow
2.7 Gradient Series Factors
2.8 Geometric Gradient Series Factors
2.9 Rate of Return of a Simple Investment
2.10 Calculating the IRR% with Excel
2.11 Classification of the Examples
2.12 Developing the
12-FACTOR Calculator
2.13 Summary
2.14 Problems
3: Intermediate Balances and Other Interest Rates & Series
3.1 Intermediate Balances
3.2 Other Interest Rates
3.3 Composite Series
3.4 Summary
3.5 Problems
4: Annual Worth Comparisons
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Specified Service Time
4.3 Indefinite Service Time
4.4 Other Cost Alternatives
4.5 Perpetual Service Time
4.6 Annual Worth Investment Calculations
4.7 Summary
4.8 Problems
5: Present Worth Comparisons
5.1 Specified Service Time
5.2 Other Capacity Alternatives
5.3 Perpetual Service Time
5.4 Present Worth Investment Calculations
5.5 Choosing Worth Calculation Methods
5.6 Summary
5.7 Problems
6: Simple and Quasi-Simple Investments
6.1 Simple Investments: A Quick Review
6.2 IRR% of a Manufacturing Plant Investment & End-of-Year Convention
6.3 Simple Cost Reduction Investments
6.4 Multi-Simple Investments
6.5 Creating a Polynomial Root Finder in
Mathematica
6.6 Incremental Investment Criterion
6.7 Summary
6.8 Problems
7: Non-Simple Investments
7.1 Five Fundamental Properties of Simple & Quasi-Simple Investments
7.2 Down Payment Investments
7.3 Termination Investments
7.4 Down Payment&Termination Investments
7.5 Bi-Simple & Tri-Simple Investments
7.6 Summary
7.7 Problems
8: Mutually Exclusive Investments
8.1 Comparing Two Simple Mutually Exclusive Investments
8.2 Comparing Three or More Mutually Exclusive Investments
8.3 Equal Initial Cash Flows
8.4 Summary
8.5 Problems
9: Aftertax IRR%
9.1 Income Taxes & Depreciation
9.2 MACRS Depreciation
9.3 Start-Up Cost & Time
9.4 Straight Line Depreciation
9.5 Book Depreciation Methods
9.6 Brief History Of U.S. Tax Laws
9.7 Summary
9.8 Problems
10: Sensitivity Analysis
10.1 Creating an IRR% Sensitivity Table
10.2 Staged Construction & Break-Even Point
10.3 Summary
10.4 Problems
11: Other Profitability Measures
11.1 Net Present Value
11.2 Accounting Rate of Return
(ARR)
11.3 Benefit-Cost Ratio
11.4 Payback Period
11.5 Investment Information Package
11.6 Summary
11.7 Problems
Index
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
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Since there is a plethora of texts on engineering economics, why did I choose to write one? An historical perspective provides the answer. Eugene L. Grant wrote the first edition of his pioneering text on engineering economics in 1931, a time when engineers and students had modest mathematics training and computational tools that were limited to slide rules and tables of mathematical functions and engineering economics factors. In the ensuing years numerous texts on the subject have appeared, but the expositions in current engineering economics texts only differ from Grant's last edition in 1990 by the inclusion of topics from managerial economics.
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