We investigate the optimal investment timing strategy in a real option framework. Depending on the state of the economy, whose changes are modeled by a Markov chain, the investment cost can take one of two values. The optimal investment timing decision is determined by finding the free boundary of a perpetual American option. Three investment timing policies, based on different assumptions of investors' information sets, are determined and compared. In the full information case, a significantly earlier optimal exercising time is indicated. We show that an optimal-timing policy suggested by the conventional real option model might ruin the investment opportunities.Robert J. Elliott, Hong Miao and Jin Y
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This thesis consists of an introduction and five articles. A common theme in all the articles is opt...
We study the decision of when to invest in a project whose value is perfectly observable but driven ...
Companies often choose to defer irreversible investments to maintain valuable managerial flexibility...
The possibility of a first-mover advantage arises in a variety of strategic choices, including produ...
In this work, we address an investment problem where the investment can either be made imme-diately ...
Under the real options approach to investment under uncertainty, agents formulate optimal policies u...
In this paper, we consider optimal market timing strategies under transaction costs. We assume that ...
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This thesis addresses the problem of the optimal timing of investment decisions. A number of models ...
This paper examines the effect of uncertainty on investment timing in a canonical real options model...
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