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We present a unified theoretical framework capable to address the main real capital decision problems. Initially we specify a continous-time, terminal-horizon real capital model and use it to trace the properties of optimal utilisation, maintenance, and expansionary investment policies, as well...
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We present a unified theoretical framework capable to address the main real capital decision problems. Initially we specify a continous-time, terminal-horizon real capital model and use it to trace the properties of optimal utilisation, maintenance, and expansionary investment policies, as well...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005781139
Last year, Romania ranked among first countries in the region as receiver of foreign direct investments and the … Romania today maybe the most valuable country rating: the respect. The present policy of foreign direct investments in Romania … investments in the last years. Each foreign investment represents an investment in Romania, in the people of this country, in its …
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A firm-level sequential investment model is developed to analyze how uncertainty about environmental policies in the future affects current investment decisions. Three specific policies are considered -- a pollution tax, an investment credit in the presence of liquidity constraints, and a...
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We construct company panel datasets for manufacturing firms in Belgium , France, Germany and the UK, covering the period 1978-89. These datasets are used to estimate emprirical investment equations, and to investigate the role played by financial factors in each country.
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Despite being theoretically appealing, the standard q-theory of investment performs very poorly in empirical work. This paper extends the q-theory to include the possibility that costs associated with the risk of insolvency affect the firm's investment decisions. Using aggregate data for the UK...
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This paper studies the aggregate implications of microeconomic investment irreversibility and idiosyncratic uncertainty. We explore the ability of irreversibility to endogenously generate differences in firms sizes.
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Low cash flow volatility firms receive stronger signals about future cash flow from a given cash flow shock, yielding a larger drop in demand for external finance and their cost of external finance, implying higher investment-cash flow sensitivities (ICFS). Empirical analysis in 6 European...
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A simple endogenous-growth model is constructed to account for the growth of the transnational corporation (TNC) through foreign direct investment (FDI), and its implications for host countries.
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