Net Present Value Approach: Method for Economic Assessment of Innovation Projects

By O. Zizlavsky. 2014

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Abstract This paper is dedicated to the issue of innovative performance measurement. It focuses on techniques that can be employed for evaluation of single innovation project. The framework is based on detailed literature review and net present value (NPV) approach analysis. Furthermore, the paper investigates its pros and cons and discusses methods able to deal with NPV weaknesses. Used with care, these techniques can guide the management of innovation project by providing indications of its potential financial value.

Subfields: Finance

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• Comparative Performance of Organic Fertilizers in Maize (Zea mays L.) Growth, Yield, and Economic Results (2020, background): “The strength of using NPV for economic assessments is that it associates a cash value with an opportunity rather than a relative rate, and it also allows the consideration of projects with different risk profiles [31].”