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Shang-yu Chen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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applying analytic hierarchy process technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution ahp topsis model to evaluate individual Investment performance of retirement planning Policy
African Journal of Business Management, 2011Co-Authors: Hsin-yuan Chang, Shang-yu ChenAbstract:Owing to aged people become more and more and serious economy depression in the present society in Taiwan, how retirees will keep their past consumption level after their retirement is an important issue. The purpose of this research will appraise the performance of individual Investment planning Policy for retirement. Because the Investment performance, risks, taxation etc must be considered in making Investment Policy choices, the methodology of this article will apply the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) (Satty, 1980), which is a multi-criteria decision making technique and use the technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) to select the optimal individual retirement Investment planning Policy to determine the effectiveness of the proposed evaluation model. The analytic hierarchy process is to be used to establish quantitative and qualitative criteria and design a framework of an assessment method for evaluating individual Investment Policy performance in this research. These research results will provide some suggestions for investors retirement planning. Key words: Analytic hierarchy process, Investment Policy, performance measurement, retirement planning.
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Applying Analytic Hierarchy Process-Technique for Order Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (AHP-TOPSIS) model to evaluate individual Investment performance of retirement planning Policy
African Journal of Business Management, 2011Co-Authors: Hsin-yuan Chang, Shang-yu ChenAbstract:Owing to aged people become more and more and serious economy depression in the present society in Taiwan, how retirees will keep their past consumption level after their retirement is an important issue. The purpose of this research will appraise the performance of individual Investment planning Policy for retirement. Because the Investment performance, risks, taxation etc must be considered in making Investment Policy choices, the methodology of this article will apply the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) (Satty, 1980), which is a multi-criteria decision making technique and use the technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) to select the optimal individual retirement Investment planning Policy to determine the effectiveness of the proposed evaluation model. The analytic hierarchy process is to be used to establish quantitative and qualitative criteria and design a framework of an assessment method for evaluating individual Investment Policy performance in this research. These research results will provide some suggestions for investors retirement planning.
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A Framework for Assessing Individual RetirementPlanning Investment Policy Performance
The Journal of Wealth Management, 2010Co-Authors: Hsin-yuan Chang, Dwan-fang Sheu, Shang-yu ChenAbstract:Because there are more and more older people in Taiwan, how retirees can maintain their past consumption level is an important issue. This article assesses the performance of individual Investment planning policies for retirement. Because factors such as Investment performance, risk, and taxation must be considered in making Investment Policy choices, the authors apply the analytic hierarchy process (Satty [1980]) to design a framework for evaluating individual Investment Policy performance. The research findings show that the most important criterion is Investment performance. These results provide some suggestions for retirement planning.
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A Framework for Assessing Individual Retirement Planning Investment Policy Performance.
Journal of Wealth Management, 2010Co-Authors: Hsin-yuan Chang, Dwan-fang Sheu, Shang-yu ChenAbstract:Because there are more and more older people in Taiwan, how retirees can maintain their past consumption level is an important issue. This article assesses the performance of individual Investment planning policies for retirement. Because factors such as Investment performance, risk, and taxation must be considered in making Investment Policy choices, the authors apply the analytic hierarchy process (Satty [1980]) to design a framework for evaluating individual Investment Policy performance. The research findings show that the most important criterion is Investment performance. These results provide some suggestions for retirement planning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
David W. Gillen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Transportation infrastructure and economic development: A review of recent literature
Logistics and Transportation Review, 1996Co-Authors: David W. GillenAbstract:The debate regarding the direction which infrastructure Investment Policy should take into the 21st century is examined. A brief exposition on the evolution of transportation Policy in passenger and freight is presented. A review of the empirical literature investigating the relationship between public capital, focused heavily on transportation infrastructure, and economic growth is provided.
Hsin-yuan Chang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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applying analytic hierarchy process technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution ahp topsis model to evaluate individual Investment performance of retirement planning Policy
African Journal of Business Management, 2011Co-Authors: Hsin-yuan Chang, Shang-yu ChenAbstract:Owing to aged people become more and more and serious economy depression in the present society in Taiwan, how retirees will keep their past consumption level after their retirement is an important issue. The purpose of this research will appraise the performance of individual Investment planning Policy for retirement. Because the Investment performance, risks, taxation etc must be considered in making Investment Policy choices, the methodology of this article will apply the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) (Satty, 1980), which is a multi-criteria decision making technique and use the technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) to select the optimal individual retirement Investment planning Policy to determine the effectiveness of the proposed evaluation model. The analytic hierarchy process is to be used to establish quantitative and qualitative criteria and design a framework of an assessment method for evaluating individual Investment Policy performance in this research. These research results will provide some suggestions for investors retirement planning. Key words: Analytic hierarchy process, Investment Policy, performance measurement, retirement planning.
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Applying Analytic Hierarchy Process-Technique for Order Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (AHP-TOPSIS) model to evaluate individual Investment performance of retirement planning Policy
African Journal of Business Management, 2011Co-Authors: Hsin-yuan Chang, Shang-yu ChenAbstract:Owing to aged people become more and more and serious economy depression in the present society in Taiwan, how retirees will keep their past consumption level after their retirement is an important issue. The purpose of this research will appraise the performance of individual Investment planning Policy for retirement. Because the Investment performance, risks, taxation etc must be considered in making Investment Policy choices, the methodology of this article will apply the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) (Satty, 1980), which is a multi-criteria decision making technique and use the technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) to select the optimal individual retirement Investment planning Policy to determine the effectiveness of the proposed evaluation model. The analytic hierarchy process is to be used to establish quantitative and qualitative criteria and design a framework of an assessment method for evaluating individual Investment Policy performance in this research. These research results will provide some suggestions for investors retirement planning.
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A Framework for Assessing Individual RetirementPlanning Investment Policy Performance
The Journal of Wealth Management, 2010Co-Authors: Hsin-yuan Chang, Dwan-fang Sheu, Shang-yu ChenAbstract:Because there are more and more older people in Taiwan, how retirees can maintain their past consumption level is an important issue. This article assesses the performance of individual Investment planning policies for retirement. Because factors such as Investment performance, risk, and taxation must be considered in making Investment Policy choices, the authors apply the analytic hierarchy process (Satty [1980]) to design a framework for evaluating individual Investment Policy performance. The research findings show that the most important criterion is Investment performance. These results provide some suggestions for retirement planning.
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A Framework for Assessing Individual Retirement Planning Investment Policy Performance.
Journal of Wealth Management, 2010Co-Authors: Hsin-yuan Chang, Dwan-fang Sheu, Shang-yu ChenAbstract:Because there are more and more older people in Taiwan, how retirees can maintain their past consumption level is an important issue. This article assesses the performance of individual Investment planning policies for retirement. Because factors such as Investment performance, risk, and taxation must be considered in making Investment Policy choices, the authors apply the analytic hierarchy process (Satty [1980]) to design a framework for evaluating individual Investment Policy performance. The research findings show that the most important criterion is Investment performance. These results provide some suggestions for retirement planning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Yakoub Yakoubov - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Investment Policy for defined contribution pension scheme members close to retirement
The North American Actuarial Journal, 2000Co-Authors: Philip Booth, Yakoub YakoubovAbstract:Abstract This paper considers the Investment decision facing a defined-contribution pension scheme investor close to retirement. Specifically, it investigates the lifestyle strategy whereby investors automatically switch Investment Policy in the years before retirement. The argument for switching is that investors may become more risk averse as they approach retirement and will wish to prevent unnecessary volatility of their fund. This argument is intuitively attractive. However there are counterarguments. During the switching period, investors will not be able to benefit from possible excess returns from equities; if Investment markets are inefficient, investors may benefit from keeping Investment discretion; and the nature of the risk in a defined-contribution plan may be more complex than many plan holders anticipate. It is important to define risk criteria before determining optimal Investment Policy. Movement into cash before retirement may stabilize the cash value of the fund but will put the invest...
Ken Tabata - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Patent protection and public capital accumulation
International Tax and Public Finance, 2020Co-Authors: Ken TabataAbstract:This paper examines the balanced-growth-maximizing public Investment Policy in a growth model where the engines of economic growth are private R&D and public capital accumulation. The government allocates tax revenue between new Investment and maintenance expenditure for public capital. We consider how the balanced-growth-maximizing public Investment Policy changes as patent protection becomes stronger, as has been done in many countries. The results show that as patent protection becomes stronger, the income tax rate to finance public Investment should be lower and the expenditure share of new Investment should be higher. The balanced-growth-maximizing public Investment Policy leads to a smaller government as patent protection becomes stronger. This paper also shows that the balanced-growth-maximizing public Investment Policy is equivalent to the welfare-maximizing public Investment Policy along the balanced growth path. We also characterize both the growth-maximizing and welfare-maximizing combination of public Investment Policy and patent Policy along the balanced growth path.
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Patent Protection and Public Capital Accumulation
2019Co-Authors: Ken TabataAbstract:This paper examines the balanced-growth maximizing public Investment Policy in a growth model where the engines of economic growth are private R&D and public capital accumulation. The government allocates tax revenue between new Investment and maintenance expenditure for public capital. We consider how the balanced-growth maximizing public Investment Policy changes as patent protection becomes stronger, as seen in many countries. The results show that as patent protection becomes stronger, the income tax rate to finance public Investment should be lower and the expenditure share of new Investment should be higher. The balanced-growth maximizing Policy leads to a smaller government, as patent protection becomes stronger.
