Selection of Alternatives and Investment Programme Planning

Kay Poggensee () and Jannis Poggensee ()
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Kay Poggensee: University of Applied Sciences

Chapter 4 in Investment Valuation and Appraisal, 2021, pp 141-202 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract In this chapter, you learn how to select the appropriate investment programme from several worthwhile investment projects. The aim of this section is, therefore, to present the techniques for alternative selection of investments and investment programme planning, and to make you familiar with them. As a result of this section, you Have identified the problem of selecting alternatives among several worthwhile investment projects using the techniques of dynamic investment calculation. Know the reasons for the lack of the possibility to select alternatives among several worthwhile investment projects using the techniques of dynamic investment calculation. Know the techniques of removing the reinvestment premise and fictitious investment to select alternatives among several worthwhile investment projects. Are able to use the techniques of removing the reinvestment premise and fictitious investment to select alternatives among several worthwhile investment projects. Know the problem of the ambiguity of the internal rate of return method and you are able to resolve it. Know and you are able to apply the utility value analysis as a technique for considering multidimensional target functions in investment decisions. Know and you are able to apply the technique of account development planning as a technique for taking liquidity into account when making investment decisions. Know the Dean Model and you are able to apply it to problems of operational investment practice. Understand and evaluate differences in account development planning techniques and the Dean Model. Know and you are able to apply linear optimisation as a technique for considering multidimensional objective functions and liquidity in investment decisions. Are able to interpret the results of programme planning with linear optimisation. In order to achieve these goals, it is necessary to follow the offered exercise calculations independently with the pocket calculator or spreadsheet. Enjoy your work!

Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-62440-8_4

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