企业投资价值的研究（Research on the value of enterprise investment）.docVIP

企业投资价值的研究（Research on the value of enterprise investment） Investment refers to the decision to abandon some of the current value in order to gain some uncertain value in the future. The purpose is to obtain a certain amount of future value. At the same time, investment decision-making activities inevitably exist time and risk of these two factors. After defining the basic meaning of investment, a problem in front of business operators and other related subjects to solve, is a reasonable measure of various project investment value, so as to make better investment decisions. In order to do this, we need to do some research on the value of investment in enterprises, and analyze the factors that affect the value of investment in order to provide suggestions for policy makers. According to the difference in the way of the investment value, we divide the relevant factors into two categories: the indirect factor and the direct factor that affect the investment value. This paper studies this. I. indirect factors affecting the value of investment As an investment entity, enterprises are one of the basic conditions for market mechanism to play its part. The main form of enterprise investment is varied, but no matter what kind of organizational form of enterprise investment subject, and make decision in determining the value of investment projects, will be affected by some indirect factors, which is the use of some other factors indirectly influence the investment value. 1, the enterprises own interests restraint mechanism. Different economic systems have different interests. In the past planned economy system, the national unified formulation of various types of investment plans, investment risk is fully borne by the state, the enterprise is only the nominal investment subject, neither investment decisions truly autonomous, does not bear the risk, which will inevitably lead to nominal investment without investment cost and risk. Constraint. In the absence of cost and income,