Decision Sciences
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Unlocking Economic Success: How Engineering Projects Maximize ROI Potential

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Journal of Applied Engineering Technology and Management
APPLICATION OF DEPRECIATION NET PRESENT VALUE AND INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN IN ENGINEERING PROJECTS A BRIEF LITERATURE REVIEW
Pema Wangchuk

Paper Summary

The article explores how Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR), and Depreciation Methods are used in engineering projects to assess Return on Investment. By reviewing past studies, it shows that NPV and IRR are for budgeting, while depreciation is for accounting. Different depreciation methods are used to find the best project options.

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