Technology, dependent investments, and discounting rules for corporate investment decisions

Article Abstract:

Corporations enter the market with the goal of earning optimal profits. Their investment decisions are conditioned by technological changes and the inherent contingent nature of economic projects. Krouse's growth model provides generalized specifications for investing while another model allows for time dependency in a dynamic market. Uncertainty and project contingency are shown to have different effects on discounting rates for assessing investment projects.

Economics, Capital investments

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The option to change the use of a property when future property values amd construction are uncertain

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the development of a decision model for changing the use of a property in the context of the uncertainty of its current use. Particular attention is given to the problem of timing the change and to optimal redevelopment plans.

Usage, City planning, Urban planning, Property

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Decision theory and real estate investment: An analysis of the decision-making processes of real estate investment fund managers

Article Abstract:

Research describing the processes leading decision-making in real estate fund management is presented. Particular attention is given to issues concerning the allocation of assets and applications and judgement of pricing models.

Investments

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