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| adam_text | 1 2 Introduction to Investment Evaluation.............................................. 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1 2 8 Objectives.......................................................................................... Significance and Relevance of the Investment Evaluation........... Aim and Definition of Investment Calculation.............................. Differentiation of Investment Calculation from Other Business Studies............................................................................... 1.5 Investment Calculation Procedures at a Glance............................ 1.6 Historical Development of Investment Calculation..................... 1.7 The Organisational Structure for Investment Analysis................. 1.8 Process Organisation of Investment Calculation.......................... 1.9 The Problem of Collecting Data for Investment Calculation... 1.10 Necessity and Limits of Investment Calculation.......................... 1.11 Summary........................................................................................... References..................................................................................................... 11 14 17 18 20 22 28 29 30 Static Investment Calculation Methods.............................................. 31 2.1 2.2 31 2.3 2.4 2.5 Objectives......................................................................................... Fundamental Aspects of Static Investment Calculation Methods............................................................................................. A Modular System for the Creation of Static
Investment Calculation Formulas....................................................................... 2.3.1 The Components of Static Investment Calculation Formulas............................................................................. 2.3.2 The Combinations for the Creation of Static Investment Calculation Formulas.................................... 2.3.3 Section Results.................................................................. The Cost Comparison Calculation................................................. 2.4.1 Presentation and Criticism of the Cost Comparison Calculation......................................................................... 2.4.2 Formulas of the Cost Comparison Calculation.............. 2.4.3 Application of the Cost Comparison Calculation.......... 2.4.4 Section Results.................................................................. The Profit Comparison Calculation................................................ 32 35 36 36 43 45 45 46 49 54 54 IX
x Contents 2.5.1 Presentation and Criticism of the Profit Comparison Calculation........................................................................ 2.5.2 Formulas of the Profit Comparison Calculation............ 2.5.3 Application of the Profit Comparison Calculation .... 2.5.4 Section Results................................................................. 2.6 The Profitability Calculation.......................................................... 2.6.1 Presentation and Criticism of the Profitability Calculation....................................................................... 2.6.2 Formulas of the Profitability Calculation....................... 2.6.3 Application of the Profitability Calculation................... 2.6.4 Section Results................................................................. 2.7 The Static Amortisation Calculation............................................. 2.7.1 Presentation and Criticism of the Static Amortisation Calculation........................................................................ 2.7.2 Formulas of the Static Amortisation Calculation.......... 2.7.3 Application of the Static Amortisation Calculation ... 2.7.4 Section Results................................................................. 2.8 Case Study...................................................................................... 2.8.1 Exercises........................................................................... 2.8.2 Solution............................................................................ 2.9
Summary......................................................................................... Reference.................................................................................................... 3 Dynamic Investment Calculation Methods.......................................... 3.1 Objectives........................................................................................ 3.2 Model Assumptions of Dynamic Investment Calculation Methods........................................................................................... 3.2.1 Objective of the Dynamic Investment Calculation Methods............................................................................ 3.2.2 Assumptions of the Dynamic Investment Calculation Methods............................................................................ 3.2.3 Calculation Elements of Dynamic Investment Calculation Methods....................................................... 3.3 Fundamentals of Financial Mathematics...................................... 3.3.1 The One-Time Factors.................................................... 3.3.2 The Summation Factors.................................................. 3.3.3 The Distribution Factors................................................. 3.4 The Net Present Value Method..................................................... 3.4.1 Net Present Value with IndividualDiscounting............. 3.4.2 Net Present Value If DSF Can Be Used........................ 3.4.3 Net Present Value with Infinite Useful Life.................. 3.4.4 Case Study Net Present Value
Method.......................... 3.4.5 Section Results................................................................ 3.5 The Horizon Value Method.......................................................... 3.6 The Annuity Method..................................................................... 54 55 58 61 62 62 66 67 70 70 70 73 75 78 78 78 79 83 84 85 85 86 86 87 92 93 94 95 97 98 104 105 107 108 110 110 115
Contents 4 x¡ 3.7 The Internal Rate of Return Method............................................ 3.7.1 Determination of the Yield with the Regula Falsi. ... 3.7.2 Special Cases in Determining the Return...................... 3.7.3 Section Results............................................................... 3.8 The Dynamic Amortisation Calculation...................................... 3.9 CaseStudy..................................................................................... 3.10 Summary....................................................................................... Reference.................................................................................................. 122 124 126 130 131 136 138 140 Selection of Alternatives and Investment Programme Planning... 4.1 Objectives...................................................................................... 4.2 Selection of Alternatives as a Problem in Investment Calculation.................................................................................... 4.2.1 An Example of the Ambiguity in the Selection of Alternatives................................................................ 4.2.2 Causes for Ambiguity in the Selection of Alternatives................................................................ 4.2.3 Section Results............................................................... 4.3 Removal of the Reinvestment Premise........................................ 4.3.1 Use of Capital in the Dynamics and Reality................. 4.3.2 Net Present Value Formula with Removed Reinvestment
Premise.................................................... 4.3.3 Consequence of the Net Present Value Formula for the Selection of Alternatives After Removing the Reinvestment Premise.............................................. 4.3.4 Application Example...................................................... 4.3.5 Section Results............................................................... 4.4 Fictitious Investments................................................................... 4.4.1 Graphic Form and to an Account Assigned Form of the Fictitious Investment............................................ 4.4.2 Graphical Form of the Fictitious Investment................ 4.4.3 To an Account Assigned Form of the Fictitious Investment....................................................................... 4.4.4 Application Example...................................................... 4.4.5 Section Results............................................................... 4.5 Ambiguity of the Internal Rate of Return.................................... 4.5.1 Special Net Present Value Functions in Determining the Return........................................................................ 4.5.2 Examples of Ambiguous Returns.................................. 4.5.3 Check Routines for Checking the Economic Validity of Determined Returns................................................... 4.5.4 Section Results............................................................... 4.6 The Utility Value Analysis........................................................... 4.6.1 Procedure of the
Utility Value Analysis......................... 4.6.2 Application Example...................................................... 141 141 142 143 145 148 148 149 151 152 154 156 157 158 159 161 161 165 166 167 168 170 171 172 173 173
xii Contents 4.6.3 Section Results................................................................. The Account Development Planning............................................ 4.7.1 Presentation of the Account Development Planning. . 4.7.2 Application Example for Account Development Planning........................................................................... 4.7.3 Section Results................................................................. 4.8 The Dean Model............................................................................ 4.8.1 Representation of the Dean Model................................. 4.8.2 Comparison of the Programme Decision According to Dean Model and Account Development Planning . . 4.8.3 Section Results................................................................. 4.9 The Linear Optimisation................................................................ 4.9.1 Linear Optimisation Technique....................................... 4.9.2 Application Example....................................................... 4.9.3 Section Results................................................................. 4.10 CaseStudy...................................................................................... 4.10.1 Exercises.......................................................................... 4.10.2 Solutions.......................................................................... 4.11 Summary........................................................................................
References.................................................................................................. 176 176 176 Optimum Useful Life and OptimumReplacement Time................... 5.1 Objectives....................................................................................... 5.2 Useful Life Optimisation as an Economic Problem.................... 5.3 Model Assumptions for the Calculation of Useful Life.............. 5.4 Determination of the Optimum Useful Life................................. 5.4.1 Optimum Useful Life for a One-Time Investment.... 5.4.2 Optimum Useful Life with Repeated Investment.......... 5.4.3 Section Results................................................................ 5.5 Determination of the Optimal Replacement Time....................... 5.5.1 Optimal Replacement Time with Annual Replacement Possibility.................................................. 5.5.2 Optimum Replacement Time for Replacement After a Multi-Y ear Period............................................... 5.5.3 Application Example....................................................... 5.5.4 Section Results................................................................ 5.6 Case Study..................................................................................... 5.6.1 Exercises.......................................................................... 5.6.2 Sohitions.......................................................................... 5.7 Summary........................................................................................ 203 203 204 205 208 209 216
225 225 Investment Decisions in Uncertainty.................................................... 6.1 Objectives....................................................................................... 6.2 Data Uncertainty as a Decision-Making Problem........................ 6.2.1 The Concept of Risk....................................................... 239 239 240 241 4.7 5 6 177 180 180 180 182 184 184 184 188 196 196 197 197 201 202 228 229 231 233 234 234 234 237
Contents xiii 6.2.2 6.2.3 Reasons for Risk in the Investment Decision................ The Importance of Considering Risk in the Investment Decision.......................................................................... 6.2.4 Section Results................................................................ 6.3 The Correction Procedures........................................................... 6.3.1 Correction Procedure in Detail....................................... 6.3.2 Application Example for the Correction Methods. . . . 6.3.3 Section Results................................................................ 6.4 Sensitivity Analyses...................................................................... 6.4.1 The Critical Value Calculation....................................... 6.4.2 The Triple Calculation.................................................... 6.4.3 The Target Value Change Calculation........................... 6.4.4 Section Results................................................................ 6.5 Sequential Investment Decisions.................................................. 6.5.1 Procedure for Sequential Planning................................. 6.5.2 Application Example for SequentialPlanning............... 6.5.3 Section Results................................................................ 6.6 Investment Decision in Uncertainty............................................. 6.6.1 Principles of Dominance................................................. 6.6.2 The Maximax Rule.......................................................... 6.6.3 The Minimax
Rule.......................................................... 6.6.4 The Hurwicz Rule........................................................... 6.6.5 The Laplace Rule............................................................. 6.6.6 The Savage-Niehans Rule.............................................. 6.6.7 Section Results................................................................ 6.7 The Risk Analysis......................................................................... 6.7.1 Procedure for RiskAnalysis............................................. 6.7.2 Application Example for Risk Analysis........................ 6.7.3 Section Results................................................................ 6.8 Portfolio Selection......................................................................... 6.8.1 Procedure for the Portfolio Selection Model According to Markowitz................................................. 6.8.2 Application Example for Portfolio Selection................ 6.8.3 Section Results................................................................ 6.9 Case Study..................................................................................... 6.10 Summary........................................................................................ References..................................................................................................... 242 243 244 244 245 246 248 249 249 258 260 264 264 265 268 269 272 274 275 276 276 277 278 279 279 280 284 286 286 287 288 296 296 309 310 Tables of Financial
Mathematics.................................................................... 311 Index.................................................................................................................... 327
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1 2 Introduction to Investment Evaluation. 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1 2 8 Objectives. Significance and Relevance of the Investment Evaluation. Aim and Definition of Investment Calculation. Differentiation of Investment Calculation from Other Business Studies. 1.5 Investment Calculation Procedures at a Glance. 1.6 Historical Development of Investment Calculation. 1.7 The Organisational Structure for Investment Analysis. 1.8 Process Organisation of Investment Calculation. 1.9 The Problem of Collecting Data for Investment Calculation. 1.10 Necessity and Limits of Investment Calculation. 1.11 Summary. References. 11 14 17 18 20 22 28 29 30 Static Investment Calculation Methods. 31 2.1 2.2 31 2.3 2.4 2.5 Objectives. Fundamental Aspects of Static Investment Calculation Methods. A Modular System for the Creation of Static
Investment Calculation Formulas. 2.3.1 The Components of Static Investment Calculation Formulas. 2.3.2 The Combinations for the Creation of Static Investment Calculation Formulas. 2.3.3 Section Results. The Cost Comparison Calculation. 2.4.1 Presentation and Criticism of the Cost Comparison Calculation. 2.4.2 Formulas of the Cost Comparison Calculation. 2.4.3 Application of the Cost Comparison Calculation. 2.4.4 Section Results. The Profit Comparison Calculation. 32 35 36 36 43 45 45 46 49 54 54 IX
x Contents 2.5.1 Presentation and Criticism of the Profit Comparison Calculation. 2.5.2 Formulas of the Profit Comparison Calculation. 2.5.3 Application of the Profit Comparison Calculation . 2.5.4 Section Results. 2.6 The Profitability Calculation. 2.6.1 Presentation and Criticism of the Profitability Calculation. 2.6.2 Formulas of the Profitability Calculation. 2.6.3 Application of the Profitability Calculation. 2.6.4 Section Results. 2.7 The Static Amortisation Calculation. 2.7.1 Presentation and Criticism of the Static Amortisation Calculation. 2.7.2 Formulas of the Static Amortisation Calculation. 2.7.3 Application of the Static Amortisation Calculation . 2.7.4 Section Results. 2.8 Case Study. 2.8.1 Exercises. 2.8.2 Solution. 2.9
Summary. Reference. 3 Dynamic Investment Calculation Methods. 3.1 Objectives. 3.2 Model Assumptions of Dynamic Investment Calculation Methods. 3.2.1 Objective of the Dynamic Investment Calculation Methods. 3.2.2 Assumptions of the Dynamic Investment Calculation Methods. 3.2.3 Calculation Elements of Dynamic Investment Calculation Methods. 3.3 Fundamentals of Financial Mathematics. 3.3.1 The One-Time Factors. 3.3.2 The Summation Factors. 3.3.3 The Distribution Factors. 3.4 The Net Present Value Method. 3.4.1 Net Present Value with IndividualDiscounting. 3.4.2 Net Present Value If DSF Can Be Used. 3.4.3 Net Present Value with Infinite Useful Life. 3.4.4 Case Study Net Present Value
Method. 3.4.5 Section Results. 3.5 The Horizon Value Method. 3.6 The Annuity Method. 54 55 58 61 62 62 66 67 70 70 70 73 75 78 78 78 79 83 84 85 85 86 86 87 92 93 94 95 97 98 104 105 107 108 110 110 115
Contents 4 x¡ 3.7 The Internal Rate of Return Method. 3.7.1 Determination of the Yield with the Regula Falsi. . 3.7.2 Special Cases in Determining the Return. 3.7.3 Section Results. 3.8 The Dynamic Amortisation Calculation. 3.9 CaseStudy. 3.10 Summary. Reference. 122 124 126 130 131 136 138 140 Selection of Alternatives and Investment Programme Planning. 4.1 Objectives. 4.2 Selection of Alternatives as a Problem in Investment Calculation. 4.2.1 An Example of the Ambiguity in the Selection of Alternatives. 4.2.2 Causes for Ambiguity in the Selection of Alternatives. 4.2.3 Section Results. 4.3 Removal of the Reinvestment Premise. 4.3.1 Use of Capital in the Dynamics and Reality. 4.3.2 Net Present Value Formula with Removed Reinvestment
Premise. 4.3.3 Consequence of the Net Present Value Formula for the Selection of Alternatives After Removing the Reinvestment Premise. 4.3.4 Application Example. 4.3.5 Section Results. 4.4 Fictitious Investments. 4.4.1 Graphic Form and to an Account Assigned Form of the Fictitious Investment. 4.4.2 Graphical Form of the Fictitious Investment. 4.4.3 To an Account Assigned Form of the Fictitious Investment. 4.4.4 Application Example. 4.4.5 Section Results. 4.5 Ambiguity of the Internal Rate of Return. 4.5.1 Special Net Present Value Functions in Determining the Return. 4.5.2 Examples of Ambiguous Returns. 4.5.3 Check Routines for Checking the Economic Validity of Determined Returns. 4.5.4 Section Results. 4.6 The Utility Value Analysis. 4.6.1 Procedure of the
Utility Value Analysis. 4.6.2 Application Example. 141 141 142 143 145 148 148 149 151 152 154 156 157 158 159 161 161 165 166 167 168 170 171 172 173 173
xii Contents 4.6.3 Section Results. The Account Development Planning. 4.7.1 Presentation of the Account Development Planning. . 4.7.2 Application Example for Account Development Planning. 4.7.3 Section Results. 4.8 The Dean Model. 4.8.1 Representation of the Dean Model. 4.8.2 Comparison of the Programme Decision According to Dean Model and Account Development Planning . . 4.8.3 Section Results. 4.9 The Linear Optimisation. 4.9.1 Linear Optimisation Technique. 4.9.2 Application Example. 4.9.3 Section Results. 4.10 CaseStudy. 4.10.1 Exercises. 4.10.2 Solutions. 4.11 Summary.
References. 176 176 176 Optimum Useful Life and OptimumReplacement Time. 5.1 Objectives. 5.2 Useful Life Optimisation as an Economic Problem. 5.3 Model Assumptions for the Calculation of Useful Life. 5.4 Determination of the Optimum Useful Life. 5.4.1 Optimum Useful Life for a One-Time Investment. 5.4.2 Optimum Useful Life with Repeated Investment. 5.4.3 Section Results. 5.5 Determination of the Optimal Replacement Time. 5.5.1 Optimal Replacement Time with Annual Replacement Possibility. 5.5.2 Optimum Replacement Time for Replacement After a Multi-Y ear Period. 5.5.3 Application Example. 5.5.4 Section Results. 5.6 Case Study. 5.6.1 Exercises. 5.6.2 Sohitions. 5.7 Summary. 203 203 204 205 208 209 216
225 225 Investment Decisions in Uncertainty. 6.1 Objectives. 6.2 Data Uncertainty as a Decision-Making Problem. 6.2.1 The Concept of Risk. 239 239 240 241 4.7 5 6 177 180 180 180 182 184 184 184 188 196 196 197 197 201 202 228 229 231 233 234 234 234 237
Contents xiii 6.2.2 6.2.3 Reasons for Risk in the Investment Decision. The Importance of Considering Risk in the Investment Decision. 6.2.4 Section Results. 6.3 The Correction Procedures. 6.3.1 Correction Procedure in Detail. 6.3.2 Application Example for the Correction Methods. . . . 6.3.3 Section Results. 6.4 Sensitivity Analyses. 6.4.1 The Critical Value Calculation. 6.4.2 The Triple Calculation. 6.4.3 The Target Value Change Calculation. 6.4.4 Section Results. 6.5 Sequential Investment Decisions. 6.5.1 Procedure for Sequential Planning. 6.5.2 Application Example for SequentialPlanning. 6.5.3 Section Results. 6.6 Investment Decision in Uncertainty. 6.6.1 Principles of Dominance. 6.6.2 The Maximax Rule. 6.6.3 The Minimax
Rule. 6.6.4 The Hurwicz Rule. 6.6.5 The Laplace Rule. 6.6.6 The Savage-Niehans Rule. 6.6.7 Section Results. 6.7 The Risk Analysis. 6.7.1 Procedure for RiskAnalysis. 6.7.2 Application Example for Risk Analysis. 6.7.3 Section Results. 6.8 Portfolio Selection. 6.8.1 Procedure for the Portfolio Selection Model According to Markowitz. 6.8.2 Application Example for Portfolio Selection. 6.8.3 Section Results. 6.9 Case Study. 6.10 Summary. References. 242 243 244 244 245 246 248 249 249 258 260 264 264 265 268 269 272 274 275 276 276 277 278 279 279 280 284 286 286 287 288 296 296 309 310 Tables of Financial
Mathematics. 311 Index. 327 |
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