Aggregate investment in a business cycle model with adjustment costs

Article Abstract:

Aggregate investments by individual firms do not generate an upward slopping of supply curve of capital goods. Non-residential investments are negatively correlated with the price of industrial goods, depending on the fluctuations demand. The price of new capital results in a general equilibrium model, the small effect of the rental price, and the productivity shocks are discussed.

Investment Offices, Business cycles

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On the investment-uncertainty relationship in a real options model

Article Abstract:

The assumption that uncertainty should have a negative impact on investment is found not to be the case, since some circumstances are associated with an increased likelihood of investment.

Uncertainty

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The effect of mean reversion on investment under uncertainty

Article Abstract:

The evaluation of an investment model is provided.

Models

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