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Capital Budgeting as a book category covers the theory and practice of evaluating, selecting, and managing long-term investment projects and fixed-asset expenditures. Books in this genre explain valuation tools and techniques—net present value, internal rate of return, payback, discounted cash flow, sensitivity and scenario analysis, real options and risk-adjusted discounting—along with cash‑flow forecasting, capital rationing, and financing implications. They range from academic textbooks that develop models and proofs, to practitioner guides and casebooks that apply methods to industries, public projects, and startups, often including spreadsheets and software tutorials. Target readers include finance students, corporate managers, CFOs, project analysts, and policy planners who need frameworks for comparing alternatives, prioritizing investments, and making data-driven long-term resource-allocation decisions.

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