Add to ORKG1971-03In an abstract sense, the objective of business investment theory, as will be discussed in this study, is to maximize the wealth of the person or group supplying the capital. Wealth-maximization has also been called net present wealth maximization" and has been defined as the difference between gross present wealth and the amount of capital investment required to achieve the benefits being discussed. Gross present wealth consists of the sum of future earnings less economic depreciation, interest and taxes discounted by a factor which measures the uncertainty of the estimates. This is a more precise concept than profit maximization because it relates capital investments that occur in the present with uncertain profits that will occur...
Managing the deployment of a firm’s assets in the form of capital goods is a vital determinant of a ...
Within neoclassical economic theory, profit maximization is a necessary behavioral assumption that d...
The environment within which institutions undertake commercial and industrial activity changes both ...
Financial management pursues two sorts of goals-profit maximization and wealth maximization. One is ...
Studies in early phase of capital investment are focused towards the investment decision and apprais...
Common to both parts of this study is an acceptance of management's discretionary behaviour in produ...
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In this paper, we are mainly dealing with the illustration of how business math can be used in pract...
To an economist, investment refers to net capital formation. Hence we can refer it to su::h capital...
When the capitalism started to developing, the capital owner and the capital user are unified. The m...
Investment or investing is renunciation of consumption at present, to receive certain benefits in th...
Although economic literature traditionally assumes maximization of total profits to be the only goal...
AbstractLiquid cash for investing are always expected to return in a higher amount than invested. To...
How to choose the investment that will give the best return is a problem faced by all businessmen. Y...
SUMMARY Pränt maximisât ion is tenu willi inauy meanings iiid the present article explores some impl...
Managing the deployment of a firm’s assets in the form of capital goods is a vital determinant of a ...
Within neoclassical economic theory, profit maximization is a necessary behavioral assumption that d...
The environment within which institutions undertake commercial and industrial activity changes both ...
Financial management pursues two sorts of goals-profit maximization and wealth maximization. One is ...
Studies in early phase of capital investment are focused towards the investment decision and apprais...
Common to both parts of this study is an acceptance of management's discretionary behaviour in produ...
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/72451/1/j.1467-6435.1953.tb00573.x.pd
In this paper, we are mainly dealing with the illustration of how business math can be used in pract...
To an economist, investment refers to net capital formation. Hence we can refer it to su::h capital...
When the capitalism started to developing, the capital owner and the capital user are unified. The m...
Investment or investing is renunciation of consumption at present, to receive certain benefits in th...
Although economic literature traditionally assumes maximization of total profits to be the only goal...
AbstractLiquid cash for investing are always expected to return in a higher amount than invested. To...
How to choose the investment that will give the best return is a problem faced by all businessmen. Y...
SUMMARY Pränt maximisât ion is tenu willi inauy meanings iiid the present article explores some impl...
Managing the deployment of a firm’s assets in the form of capital goods is a vital determinant of a ...
Within neoclassical economic theory, profit maximization is a necessary behavioral assumption that d...
The environment within which institutions undertake commercial and industrial activity changes both ...