Economics and finance for engineers and planners [electronic resource] : managing infrastructure and natural resources / Neil S. Grigg.
2010
TA177.4 .G75 2010eb
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Title
Economics and finance for engineers and planners [electronic resource] : managing infrastructure and natural resources / Neil S. Grigg.
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ISBN
9780784472293 (electronic bk.)
9780784409749
0784409749
9780784409749
0784409749
Published
Reston, VA : American Society of Civil Engineers, [2010]
Copyright
©2010
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (viii, 301 pages) : illustrations
Call Number
TA177.4 .G75 2010eb
Dewey Decimal Classification
658.15
Summary
Economics and Finance for Engineers and Planners: Managing Infrastructure and Natural Resources presents the core issues of economics and finance that relate directly to the work of civil engineers, construction managers, and public works and utility officials. This book answers the practical questions that confront engineers involved in infrastructure, natural resources, and the environment. It explains the economic forces, reviews financial methods, and offers the management tools necessary for civil and environmental engineers to be successful."--pub. desc.
"Civil engineers who design, construct, or manage infrastructure or environmental systems often find themselves facing decisions that involve factors outside technical and engineering requirements: Can a transportation system be made more sustainable? How can we balance environmental demands with available financing? How can priorities for building and repairing water systems be established in light of limited resources?
"Civil engineers who design, construct, or manage infrastructure or environmental systems often find themselves facing decisions that involve factors outside technical and engineering requirements: Can a transportation system be made more sustainable? How can we balance environmental demands with available financing? How can priorities for building and repairing water systems be established in light of limited resources?
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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