CAPITAL BUDGETING AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT IN INVESTMENT DECISIONS: AN ILLUSTRATIVE STUDYOke, OkeniyiConteh, Lamine J.International Journal of Business, Accounting & Finance
Capital budgetingis the decision-making process used by companies to evaluate long-term investments in large capital assets. It also covers decisions to acquire other firms, either through the purchase of their common stock or through the purchase of a group of assets that can be used to conduct...
Financial Management Practices: An Exploratory Study of Capital Budgeting Techniques in the Caribbean Region.Capital budgetingCaribbeanCost of CapitalThis paper analyzes the use of capital budgeting techniques of firms in the Caribbean in countries such as Barbados, Bahamas, Jamaica and Trinidad and ...
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This study investigates the capital budgeting procedures of U.S.-based multinational corporations within the context of the economic and political environment of the early 1980s. It draws on earlier studies for comparative purposes over time. It explores the extent to which theoretical procedures and...
Risk Management, Capital Budgeting, and Capital Structure Policy for Financial Institutions: An Integrated Approach Thomas J. Latta - 《Cfa Digest》 - 1998 - 被引量: 0 Risk management, capital budgeting, and capital structure policy for financial institutions: an integrated approach G. William Schwe...
IntroductionCAPITAL BUDGETING DECISIONS of firms are of strategic importance for the overall growth of an economy as such decisions commit it's limited productive resources to it's production system and also for firms as they strengthen and renew their resources. They consist of allocation of a fir...
Issues in Capital Budgeting--Popular project analysis techniques, plus techniques for understanding and maximizing NPV Financing and project value--Overview of corporate financing, issues important to project valuation, and ways to estimate the value contributed by financing decisions ...
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Companies are often in a position where capital is limited and decisions are mutually exclusive. Management must make decisions as to where to allocate resources, capital, and labor hours. Capital budgeting is important in this process because it outlines the expectations for a project. These expect...