An Application of Target-MOTAD Programming to the Analysis of Downside Business and Financial Risk on Farms
Kevin A. Parton, Robert Cumming, Parton, Kevin A., Cumming, Robert J.
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Kevin A. Parton, Robert Cumming, Parton, Kevin A., Cumming, Robert J.
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In this paper a description is provided of the development and use of a target-MOTAD model for use in consultative work with farmers who are under financial pressure. The analysis of downside risk and introduction of a trade-off between financial and business risks are key features of this model that make it especially applicable to such situations.
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In this paper a description is provided of the development and use of a target-MOTAD model for use in consultative work with farmers who are under financial pressure. The analysis of downside risk and introduction of a trade-off between financial and business risks are key features of this model that make it especially applicable to such situations.
Key concepts: Downside risk, Financial risk, Business, Work (physics), Finance, Economics, Engineering, Portfolio