Investment management
Investment control describes all government measures to influence entrepreneurial investment decisions .
Investment management can be done indirectly, e.g. B. through tax incentives for certain investments, government grants or the improvement of depreciation options .
Direct investment control occurs through prohibition or requirement of certain investments.
In Germany , investment management is only operated indirectly.
literature
- Otmar Issing : Investment management in a market economy? Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 1975, ISBN 3-525-33392-7 .
- Thilo Sarrazin (Ed.): Investment control: “Playground” or “Forward-looking industrial policy?” Bonn-Bad Godesberg 1976, ISBN 3-87831-216-4 .
- Wolfgang Roth (ed.): Investment control. Results of a discussion between young entrepreneurs and social democrats on the problem of market and control. Rowohlt, Reinbek 1976, ISBN 3-499-14000-4 .
- Werner Meißner: Investment control , Athenaeum Vlg., Bodenheim 1974, ISBN 376105016X