Criteria for Programming Investment Project Selection
Criteria for Programming Investment Project Selection
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, cL > ?'-t_i' At the horizon, it is required that the value of remaining assets, physical and financial, be Sufficiently large to maintain the dividend rate in the horizon year. The objective of the investment policy is then to maximize the growth of dividends, which here is equivalent to maximizaticxi of dividends at the horizon. The model thus becomes Maximize (6a) . D^ subject to (6b) ) a, . X. + V-, - w, + d^ d^in (6e) d^ > ci^j_, t = 2, ... , T (6g) j = 1, ... , n (6h) v^, w^ > 0, to 1,... ... , T> plus borrovrtng limits or other conditions on the supply of outside funds. Restriction (6f ) requires amplification. The expression in braces represents the capital value of the assets of the firm as of the horizon, and consists of three components. First, the net amount of financial assets, as before, is denoted by the difference v^ - w^. The physical assets as of the horizon include two parts, the assets resulting from the investments undertaken, and those which existed as the start.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, cL > ?'-t_i' At the horizon, it is required that the value of remaining assets, physical and financial, be Sufficiently large to maintain the dividend rate in the horizon year. The objective of the investment policy is then to maximize the growth of dividends, which here is equivalent to maximizaticxi of dividends at the horizon. The model thus becomes Maximize (6a) . D^ subject to (6b) ) a, . X. + V-, - w, + d^ d^in (6e) d^ > ci^j_, t = 2, ... , T (6g) j = 1, ... , n (6h) v^, w^ > 0, to 1,... ... , T> plus borrovrtng limits or other conditions on the supply of outside funds. Restriction (6f ) requires amplification. The expression in braces represents the capital value of the assets of the firm as of the horizon, and consists of three components. First, the net amount of financial assets, as before, is denoted by the difference v^ - w^. The physical assets as of the horizon include two parts, the assets resulting from the investments undertaken, and those which existed as the start.
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