The Selection Process for Capital Projects (Wiley Series in Engineering and Technology Management)

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Summary: This book does not live up to its name!
Review: Having used the book in the course taught by Merino, I have noticed that the examples given at the end of each chapter are erroneous in nature. Many a time, I have found that the book lacks the basic elements of engineering economics. This book is definitely not for undergraduates.

Rating:
Summary: Excellent Concepts
Review: While there is no disagreeing that this book is written at an advanced level, it does clearly present key concepts that are often difficult to understand apart from each other. I used a newer version of this book in Merino's class, and it really is the best book in its class.

Some of the more complex topics like multi-attribute analysis and risk management are presented well. After-tax analysis is not presented in as much depth as I would have liked, but after going through the examples the topic becomes clear.

Overall this book is excellent. It is a must read for those aspiring to go into management or get an MBA one day.