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On engineering cost management

Zhang Xi-pin

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In order to realize effective control and proper determination of engineering cost the ideas to perfect engineering cost management system and ways to improve the management of engineering cost are elaborated in order to make full use of limit labor and material resources to receive satisfied economic and social benefits for projects.

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In order to realize effective control and proper determination of engineering cost the ideas to perfect engineering cost management system and ways to improve the management of engineering cost are elaborated in order to make full use of limit labor and material resources to receive satisfied economic and social benefits for projects.

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In order to realize effective control and proper determination of engineering cost the ideas to perfect engineering cost management system and ways to improve the management of engineering cost are elaborated in order to make full use of limit labor and material resources to receive satisfied economic and social benefits for projects.

Key concepts: Cost engineering, Risk analysis (engineering), Applied engineering, Engineering economics, Order (exchange), Cost accounting, Engineering, Computer science

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