Allocation of attention within venture capital firms

Article Abstract:

A mathematical model using queuing theory for evolving a procedure enabling the businessmen in receiving venture capital funding is presented. The various aspects such as allocation decision, productivity and human resources are duly considered therein.

Venture Analysis, Finance, Business enterprises, Company financing, Queuing theory

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A non-additive decision-aid for venture capitalists' investment decisions

Article Abstract:

The factors that affect venture capitalists' decision-making policies in evaluating entrepreneurs' leadership experience and the entrepreneurship potential are examined from the resource-based view theory.

Decision-making, Decision making, Evaluation, Businesspeople, Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurs

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Integration of pricing and capacity allocation for perishable products

Article Abstract:

Stochastic process, which is used to examine the impact of varied pricing on perishable products, is presented.

Commodity & service prices, Hong Kong, Prices and rates, Price discrimination, Perishable goods, Company pricing policy

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