Financing Investment Projects the Relationship between Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Viorica Ioan

Economics and Applied Informatics, 2010, issue 1, 125-130

Abstract: The common characteristics of the investment efforts, the high complexity and generated impact, have determined significant mutations in the approach to the concept of investment in agriculture, from a simple expense undergone with a direct purpose (the accomplishment of unique objectives, or the reparation of a status quo) to complex projects (deviating the flow of rivers, leveled terraces, irrigation works, etc.), characterized by specific phases, activities and instruments. Initially defined as an ensemble of activities with a specific beginning and end, with a time, resource and budget limit, completed with the purpose of reaching a defined objective, projects have practically become the main operational tool at the level of organizations, in the investment field.

Keywords: project; investment; agriculture; financing; feasibility study (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
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