The style is simple, detailed and practical. The book deals with several relevant fundamental concepts in project analysis, building up its contents gradually from the elementary to the most advanced. The range of topics covered is in the broad region of project analysis and evaluation. The inclusion of review questions for the reader at the end of every chapter helps the student in self-assessment.
The book, Project Analysis and Evaluation: Principles and Techniques is highly rated and favorably recommended to students of economics at undergraduate and postgraduate levels as well as those undergoing professional studies in the area of project analysis. Project analysis and evaluation is no longer about managing the sequence of steps required to complete the project on time; it is about systematically incorporating the voice of the customers, and the users, creating a disciplined way of prioritizing effort and resolving trade-offs, working concurrently on all aspects of the project in multi-functional teams, and much more.
This book takes a fresh look at the new techniques introduced by recent researchers and employed by best- practice companies and government agencies to improve their project analysis and evaluation performance. Students will find the nexus of academic debate and practical case studies helpful.