Capital Budgeting: Financial Appraisal of Investment Projects
- 7h 6m
- Don Dayananda, John Herbohn, Patrick Rowland, Richard Irons, Steve Harrison
- Cambridge University Press
- 2002
This book explains the financial appraisal of capital budgeting projects. The coverage extends from the development of basic concepts, principles and techniques to their application in increasingly complex and real-world situations.
- Extensive coverage from fundamental concepts to advanced application.
- Practical approach.
- Applications go beyond the standard industrial projects—cases covered include projects from computer, airline, forestry and property industries.
- Wide range of examples of possible investment projects, e.g. industrial, forestry, airline, computer, property.
- Extensive coverage with regard to the incorporation of risk into project analysis.
- Project cash-flow forecasting: quantitative and qualitative methods with applications to forestry and property investments.
- Complex and difficult topics (e.g. linear programming and project choice) are explained intuitively with tableaus rather than in terms of algebra.
About the Authors
Don Dayananda is Senior Lecturer in the School of Commerce at Central Queensland University.
Richard Irons is Lecturer in the School of Commerce at Central Queensland University.
Steve Harrison is Associate Professor in the School of Economics at the University of Queensland.
John Herbohn is Senior Lecturer in the School of Natural and Rural Systems Management at the University of Queensland.
Patrick Rowland is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Property Studies at Curtin University of Technology.
In this Book
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Capital Budgeting—An Overview
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Project Cash Flows
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Forecasting Cash Flows—Quantitative Techniques and Routes
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Forecasting Cash Flows—Qualitative or Judgemental Techniques
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Essential Formulae in Project Appraisal
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Project Analysis Under Certainty
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Project Analysis Under Risk
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Sensitivity and Break-even Analysis
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Simulation Concepts and Methods
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Case Study in Financial Modelling and Simulation of a Forestry Investment
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Resource Constraints and Linear Programming
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More Advanced Linear Programming Concepts and Methods
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Financial Modelling Case Study in Forestry Project Evaluation
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Property Investment Analysis
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Forecasting and Analysing Risks in Property Investments
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Multinational Corporations and International Project Appraisal
