In his Fisher-Schultz Lecture, Martin Feldstein examined the effects of non-neutral tax rules on business investment by … existing U.S. tax rules, substantially discouraged investment in the past 15 years." In a detailed examination of Feldstein … with the relatively robust levels of net investment between 1965 and 1981 actually shown in the newly benchmarked National …

Investment is often irreversible, in that installed capital has little or no value unless used in production. In the … presence of ongoing uncertainty, an individual firm's irreversible investment policy optimally alternates short bursts of … positive gross investment to periods of inaction, when the installed capital stock is allowed to depreciate. The behavior of …

investment behavior. New theories, better econometric procedures, and more detailed panel data sets are behind this movement … general equilibrium aspects of the investment problem also has been significant. The concept of sunk costs is at the center of … modern theories. The implications of these costs for investment go well beyond the neoclassical response to the irreversible …

We study the effects of aggregate and idiosyncratic uncertainty on the entry of firms, total investment, and prices in … a competitive industry with irreversible investment. We first use standard dynamic programming methods to determine …

In his Fisher-Schultz Lecture, Martin Feldstein examined the effects of non-neutral tax rules on business investment by … existing U.S. tax rules, substantially discouraged investment in the past 15 years." In a detailed examination of Feldstein … with the relatively robust levels of net investment between 1965 and 1981 actually shown in the newly benchmarked National …

The 90s have witnessed a revival in economists' interest and hope of explaining" aggregate and microeconomic investment … of the investment problem also has been significant. " The concept of sunk costs is at the center of modern theories. The … implications of these costs for" investment go well beyond the neoclassical response to the irreversible-technological friction …