Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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982870 | Procedia Economics and Finance | 2015 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
Liquid cash for investing are always expected to return in a higher amount than invested. To come up to this expectation, the investment must be directed to productive forms of an asset. This regards investments to companies as performance-oriented entities, as well as investments in a company when allocating company's resources in individual forms of an asset. To evaluate the investment potential, an evaluation of a performance potential of a company based on a business property of a company proves useful. This can be financially or physically understood. Both approaches express facts regarding the further business productivity, hence a potential of capitalising the investment from an internal or external environment of a company.
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