This study aims to analyze the influence of financial literacy, experience, self-efficacy and risk tolerance on investment decisions mediated by behavior. The population in this were local individual investors Indonesian Capital Market. Sample selection was carried out using purposive sampling techniques. sample used 300 samples. data analysis techniques are descriptive statistical analysis, in...

This paper studies various aspects of the optimal design of economic organizations in the context of a project selection model, where decisions are made by fallible managers regarding the adoption or rejection of investment projects. I analyze the role of marginal decision costs, and establish that the sequentia l decision architecture is a pair of probability thresholds, and a corresponding pa...

Strategic investment decisions (SID’s) are more easily understood and controlled than most of the other activities undertaken within the framework of strategic management. Hyperknowledge support systems have been used as problem solving and decision support environments for strategic management and for strategic decision making in a number of industries in recent years. It appears that the logi...

With the development of elaborate management, company’s MIS become more complex and integrated. As an investment decision making system, it is not a simple financial problem. It should consider not only the company’s financial index, but also its internal business process, which always links with the technical part of the company’s operation. As an implementation example, this paper focuses on ...

Downside deviation, semivariance, or the second lower partial moment are different names for the same risk measure, proposed in the literature for capturing the downside risk of investment decisions. This paper analyzes multiperiod decision making under such a risk measure, and finds that a V-shaped decision rule in wealth is prevalent for the most common assumptions on the distribution of unce...

The problem of optimal investment for an insurance company attracts more attention in recent years. In general, the investment decision maker of the insurance company is assumed to be rational and risk averse. This is inconsistent with non fully rational decision-making way in the real world. In this paper we investigate an optimal portfolio selection problem for the insurer. The investment dec...

This paper develops a model to explain farmers’ decision to move from agricultural activities to forestry. Farmers in Ireland have strong links with land and are reluctant to enter into forestry even when the returns from it exceed those from farming. This paper examines whether the reluctance among farmers to plant forestry originates in the nature of forestry investment, which is characterise...

Financial institutions are striving to maximize benefits from the emerging digital economy. However, the decision to take such an investment option is contingent upon the "preparedness" of these institutions and the attributes of the infrastructure of global transactions. While the migration to global spaces of operation is being relaxed by the proliferation of information technology infrastruc...

Service-oriented architecture (SOA) is a system paradigm that structures business functions as loosely coupled services to enable business agility. SOA requires significant up-front investments, and in return, promises a vast array of benefits. Unfortunately, in contrast to the costs of the investment, monetary benefits associated with SOA are more difficult to measure. For one reason, benefits...