The Effect of Investment Decisions, Funding Decisions, and Profitability on Manufacturing Company Value in Indonesia Stock Exchange 2015-2018 Period

The main objective of company is maximizing company value or wealth for stockholders. The company also could showing value assets owned by company. More and more high value company then more and more high prosperity received by stockholders. The most determinant factors which indicate affect company value are decision investment, decision funding, and profitability. This study uses secondary data such as financial report that published on the Indonesia Stock Exchange and Central Bank of Indonesia during period of 2015-2018. This study intend quantitative approach and conducts multiple regression. This study composes dependent variable is value company whereas independent variable are investment decision, decision funding, and profitability. Results of this study show that in a manner partial decision investment take effect positive and not significant to value company. Decision investment, decision funding, and profitability in a manner simultaneous take effect significant to value company

Synergies and Investment Decisions

I examine optimal investment policies when there are synergies between two investment projects, in that joint operation reduces operating costs. These synergies interactions between two investments projects, therefore two investments decisions can't be determined separately. These interactions suggest that decisions of conglomerate firms may be rational.

The role of investment, fundamental Q and financing frictions in agricultural investment decisions: an analysis pre and post financial crisis

JEL classifcation: G31, G32, F34This paper uses a fundamental Q model of investment to consider the role played by nancing frictions in agricultural investment decisions, controlling econometrically for censoring, heterogeneity and errors-in-variables. Our ndings suggest that farmer's in- vestment decisions are not driven by market fundamentals. We nd some evidence that debt overhang restricts investment but investment is not dependent on liquidity or internal funds. The role of nancing frictions in determining investment decisions changes in the post- nancial crisis period when debt overhang becomes a signi cant impediment to farm investment. The evidence suggests that farmers increasingly rely on internal liquidity to drive investment. Finally, we nd no evidence that farmers use o -farm capital to fund on-farm investment.Teagasc Walsh Fellowship Programm

Entrepreneurs' Access to Private Equity in China: The Role of Social Capital

Drawing on Social network theory, this article argues for enhancing effects of social capital of entrepreneurs on investment selection decisions of venture capitalists (to invest versus not to invest), and main effects of social capital on investment process decisions such as venture valuation, investment delivery speed and contractual warrants/provisions. The core idea of enhancing effects is that the presence of particularistic ties between venture capitalists and entrepreneurs will affect positively investment selection decisions of venture capitalists if only other main factors for investment making such as management team, industry, market attractiveness, proprietary technologies and products are perceived as strong by investors. The context of the study is People's Republic of China. The empirical data is composed of 158 venture capital investment decisions in Beijing and Shanghai. The main finding is that social capital is supplementary and additive to other investment determining factors such as project and team qualities at selection stage, and social capital is a main factor for investment process decisions once a venture has been selected for funding. The main theoretical implication is that social capital may affect outcome variables in interaction with other factors. The main practical implication for entrepreneurs is that social capital is probably necessary but insufficient for raising venture capital successfully.http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/39837/3/wp453.pd

Investment Decisions and Offspring Gender

Economic research has documented many economic affects of offspring gender on parental behavior. However, an open question exists as to whether offspring gender has any influence on parental investment decision making. Specifically, I investigate whether female offspring have an impact on investment decisions with respect to stock and bondholding. Using a panel data set, I find that for male respondents, having only female offspring increases the probability of stockholding by over 17%. In contrast, a relationship between stockholding and offspring gender was not at all present for female respondents.Financial Economics, G11, D14,

Investment Decisions

Tato bakalářská práce se zabývá investičním rozhodováním společnosti Nera Displays, s r.o. Na základě získaných informací obsahuje návrhy a možnosti lepšího rozhodnutí při investiční činnosti a zhodnocení jejich přínosu pro společnost.This Bachelor´s thesis is engaged in investment decisions of Nera Display, s.r.o. On the basis of acquired information the work includes proposals and possibilities for improvement by investment activities and decisions for estimation their contribution for the company.

Investment Decisions

Cílem mojí bakalářské práce na téma „Investiční rozhodování“ je ekonomické vyhodnocení plánovaného investičního projektu společnosti DEROS a.s., kterým je pořízení automatizované linky pájení. Teoretická část práce je zaměřena na problematiku investic v obecné rovině, jejich plánováním a financováním. Součástí je charakterizování základních veličin a metod užívaných pro zhodnocování efektivnosti. Praktická část práce obsahuje ekonomické zhodnocení konkrétního investičního projektu s využitím poznatků z teoretické části.The point of my bachelor thesis on the topic "Investment Decisions" is an economic evaluation of the planned investment project of the company DEROS Inc. as to purchase an automated brazing line. The theoretical part of work is focused on investment issues in general, its planning and financing. A characterization of fundamental quantities and methods used for assessment of efficiency are parts of it. Practical part includes the economic assessment of a particular investment project using the knowledge of the theoretical part.

Machinery Investment in Illinois: A Study Examining Existing Investment Motivations

In this study, we attempt to prove some previously held ideas of machinery investment decisions using farm level data from Illinois. Investment decisions are analyzed taking into consideration past investment decisions in the county and on the individual farm. The results show there is a correlation between county level purchases and individual farm purchases and investment levels decrease the following year after an initial investment. These results display how non-traditional drivers for investment also play an important role in the investment decision.machinery, investment, keeping up with the Jones', treadmill theory, Farm Management,

Investment in financial literacy and saving decisions

We present an intertemporal consumption model of consumer investment in financial literacy. Consumers benefit from such investment because their stock of financial literacy allows them to increase the returns on their wealth. Since literacy depreciates over time and has a cost in terms of current consumption, the model determines an optimal investment in literacy. The model shows that financial literacy and wealth are determined jointly, and are positively correlated over the life cycle. Empirically, the model leads to an instrumental variables approach, in which the initial stock of financial literacy (as measured by math performance in school) is used as an instrument for the current stock of literacy. Using microeconomic and aggregate data, we find a strong effect of financial literacy on wealth accumulation and national saving, and also show that ordinary least squares estimates underestate the impact of financial literacy on saving. JEL Classification: E2, D8, G1, J24 Keywords: Financial Literacy, Cognitive Abilities, Human Capital, Savin

The role of fundamental Q and financing frictions in agricultural investment decisions: an analysis pre and post financial crisis

This paper uses a fundamental Q model of investment to consider the role played by financing frictions in agricultural investment decisions, controlling econometrically for censoring, heterogeneity and errors-in-variables. Our findings suggest that farmer's investment decisions are not driven by market fundamentals. We find some evidence that debt overhang restricts investment but investment is not dependent on liquidity or internal funds. The role of financing frictions in determining investment decisions changes in the post-financial crisis period when debt overhang becomes a significant impediment to farm investment. The evidence suggests that farmers increasingly rely on internal liquidity to drive investment. Finally, we find no evidence that farmers use off-farm capital to fund on-farm investment.Credit Constraints, Firm Level Investment, Tobin's Q, Debt