Engineering Economic Analysis by Donald G. Newnan, Ted G. Eschenbach, and Jerome P. Lavelle (2004)

It provides students with a comprehensive introduction to the fundamentals of economics and engineering economics.

It covers the time value of money, cash flow estimation and risk analysis, making capital investment decisions, evaluating alternative investments, and pricing of projects.

It includes in-depth discussion of practical applications, such as cost-benefit analysis, breakeven analysis, depreciation, and taxes.

It contains numerous examples, exercises and cases that illustrate the concepts and principles discussed throughout the book.

It features end-of-chapter problems that range from standard to realistic and encourage students to apply the concepts they have learned.

It provides a companion website which includes solutions to selected exercises, case studies, and a chapter on sensitivity analysis.

It emphasizes the use of spreadsheet applications to solve problems and contains an appendix that explains the use of spreadsheets.

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