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Conclusions,In this chapter our contributions to the literature on the dynamic theory of the firm are summarized. The book is divided in two main parts: Chapters 2 and 3 which contain deterministic models, and Chapter 4 where the analysis is extended by adding a stochastic component to the earnings function.

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0075-8442 the following: Empirical studies (e.g. Albach (1976)) have shown that the development of the firm over time can be divided into different stages. such as growth. stationarity and contraction. In order to understand and evaluate these stages in a proper way. it is important to develop a suitable theo

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The Net Present Value in Dynamic Models of the Firm,, the firm is in its optimal situation and it will determine its investment policy to maintain this position as long as possible. If the net present value of marginal investment is less than zero, the firm makes a loss if it invests and therefore it will invest at the minimal rate.

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