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Dynamic investment model of the life cycle of a company under the influence of factors in a competitive environment

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  • O. A. Malafeyev
  • I. I. Pavlov

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Modelling all possible life cycles of a company in a highly competitive economic environment gives a significant advantage to the owner in his business investment activities. This article proposes and analyses a dynamic model of a company's life cycle with known action costs and transition probabilities, that can be affected by an outside influence. For this task, the Markov model was utilized. The proposed model is illustrated on a task of determining an advertising policy for a car dealership, that would increase the stock equity of a company. The result demonstrates the usefulness of a model for use in determining future actions of a company. We also review multiple models of the influence of outside factors on a company's total capitalization.

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  • O. A. Malafeyev & I. I. Pavlov, 2019. "Dynamic investment model of the life cycle of a company under the influence of factors in a competitive environment," Papers 1904.06298, arXiv.org, revised Apr 2019.
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