Investment Structural Modeling in Agriculture
Investment Structural Modeling in Agriculture

Summary/Abstract: Object of this paper is a problem to be solved that can determine the total volume of investment needed to ensure the completion and operation of new production capacity. Investments, as material support for the economic development, depending on the relation they have with the objective designed, is divided into three categories: a) direct investments or the basic investments are those necessary to achieve the initial capacity. They materialize in expenditure contributing to the achievement itself for the future economic objective, such as costs for the construction of buildings, purchase of machinery, equipment installation, technical evidence etc.; b) collateral investments are those consumption of resources territorial and functional related to the direct investments. Their destination is to create conditions for normal functioning of the basic objective of the project, respectively, to ensure the necessary infrastructure and utilities (access routes, water pipelines, gas pipelines, transmission lines electricity, etc.); c) connected investments are intended to increase production capacity in industries or fields which provides raw materials, energy, fuel, miscellaneous services etc. and preparatory work for the objective in question (consolidation of land, defensive works against floods etc.). These are the investments that we will study in this paper.

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