Individual Vs Collective Choice In Corporate Finance

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2009
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Abstract
The paper is meant to be an extension of the theories of choice, empirical analysis and theories concerning communication between macro-economic sub-systems and even between (sub) systems. A new perception will be given to all these theories and a different meaning of the factors influencing finance decisions will be shown. Another factor is introduced taking into account one’s choice, which restructures somehow the perception of the function of individuals’ choice. I named it factor α (alpha) which is a spirituality factor provoking exchanges of information between economic sub-systems. This leads to a rearrangement of the economic and social patterns of behavior and of choice directly influencing the finance decisions and re-equilibrating the inter-conditioning sub-systems of the world.
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Authors ALECU, Teodora;
Journal oeconomics of knowledge
Year 2009
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Keywords
economics as a science education (general) philology. linguistics language and literature electronic computers. computer science

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