Non-Financial Factors in Capital Investment Decisions and the Role of Top-Level Management
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This article discusses the non-financial factors that are considered in capital investment decisions, such as the reputation of the firm, environmental issues, and employee morale. It also explains that top-level management, such as the CEO, CFO, and COO, are responsible for making these critical decisions due to the long-term impact on the company's performance and growth. The article highlights the various tangible and intangible factors that need to be considered before making a capital investment decision.
Non-Financial Factors in Capital Investment Decisions and the Role of Top-Level Management
Added on 2019-09-22
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