Organizational Capital Budgeting Model (Ocbm)
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2009
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Organizational Capital Budgeting Model (OCBM) is a general theory of capital budgeting that incorporates traditional capital budgeting theories and the consideration about firm's information/ organization structure. The traditional financial capital budgeting model is a special case of OCBM. Therefore, OCBM not only broadens the traditional model, but also explains the heterogeneous behaviors of firms using quasi/non-financial version of capital budgeting. I demonstrate the validity of OCBM with multiple research methods. The field studies about Asian conglomerates are carefully constructed. The conglomerates are important dataset to study organizational decision making because of their size, scope, controversial behaviors and global presence.
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Kang, Hyoung Goo (2009). Organizational Capital Budgeting Model (Ocbm). Dissertation, Duke University. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/1272.
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