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Strategic IT Investment Decisions
2009As many as half the decisions taken in organizations result in failure (Nutt, 1999). As information technology (IT) assumes a greater prominence in firms’ strategic portfolios, managers need to pay more attention to managing the technology. However, while IT can have a significant impact on organizational performance, it can also be a major inhibitor ...
Chou, T.C., Dyson, R., Powell, P.
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Uncertainty, Information and Investment Decisions
The Journal of Finance, 1971IT IS A COMMONPLACE to describe the capacity of a person to command marketed goods and services generally as wealth. In a monetary economy the significant measure of wealth is the money's worth, or sum of the market prices if sold, of a person's possessions. The things one legally possesses may take varied forms; we say that wealth has been invested in
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The Sustainability of Investment Decision Making
Journal of Behavioral Finance, 2022This paper develops and tests a new multi-attribute, behavioral based measure of mutual fund performance, based at the portfolio decision-making rather than trade level, using the alpha score, hit rate and the win-loss ratio. These measures are then combined to develop a multi-attribute measure of “efficiency”; the author decomposes this into technical,
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The Accounting Review, 1964
Abstract A market economy is characterized by a high degree of individual freedom over a wide range of economic activities. Individuals, the implementers of such activity, are, within a broad framework of legal and social constraints, free, singly or in consort, to enter or exit from enterprises of their choice.
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Abstract A market economy is characterized by a high degree of individual freedom over a wide range of economic activities. Individuals, the implementers of such activity, are, within a broad framework of legal and social constraints, free, singly or in consort, to enter or exit from enterprises of their choice.
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Investment Experience on Investment Decisions
Investment decisions are influenced by a large number of factors beyond pure rational analysis. The study explores the mediating effect of regret aversion bias and herding bias on investment experience and investment decisions. The study aimed to understand the effect of parallel mediation on the relationship between the dependent and the independent ...A. S. Aravind, Lijeesh Pullot
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The decision process for ethical investment
Journal of Financial Services Marketing, 2007While ethics and utility maximisation in economics seem mutually exclusive, ethics has recently become an issue in financial markets. The market demand for ethical investment is increasing, suggesting that investment decisions are influenced both by financial and moral considerations.
Hofmann, Eva +2 more
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1998
This chapter discusses the influence of cultural difference on foreign ventures. Of course, all ventures are not the same, and the culture factor influences different operations in different ways. Furthermore, as we have seen, different kinds of cultural dynamics pertain at different levels of organisation, from difficulties at the interpersonal level ...
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This chapter discusses the influence of cultural difference on foreign ventures. Of course, all ventures are not the same, and the culture factor influences different operations in different ways. Furthermore, as we have seen, different kinds of cultural dynamics pertain at different levels of organisation, from difficulties at the interpersonal level ...
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Organizational forms and investment decisions
Journal of Financial Economics, 1985This paper analyzes investment rules for various organizational forms that are distinguished by the characteristics of their residual claims. Different restrictions on residual claims lead to different decision rules. The analysis indicates that the investment decisions of open corporations, financial mutuals and nonprofits can be modeled by the value ...
Michael C. Jensen, Eugene F. Fama
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Investment decisions in Australian manufacturing
Technovation, 1998In 1996 the author conducted structured interviews with managing directors and production managers of manufacturing companies. The objectives were to ascertain the criteria firms used to make investment decisions in manufacturing technology; how (and how well) they managed the introduction of new technology; whether (after implementation) they had ...
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Financial Constraints and Investment Decisions
Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 2001In what follows we show that liquidity constraints can affect a firm’s investment even when the constraints are not currently effective. This happens when, at any given time, the firm believes that internal finance is likely to become a constraint in the future.
SALTARI, ENRICO, TRAVAGLINI G.
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