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題名 企業投資之實質選擇權評價
The Real Option Valuation of Corporate Investments作者 吳明政
Wu, Ming Cheng貢獻者 顏錫銘
Yen, Simon H.
吳明政
Wu, Ming Cheng關鍵詞 實質選擇權
跳躍模型
研發
管理彈性
企業投資
資本預算
real options
jump-diffusion processes
research and development
managerial flexibilities
corporate investments
capital budgeting日期 2002 上傳時間 10-May-2016 18:56:45 (UTC+8) 摘要 建立適當的資本投資決策，對於企業未來的發展具有深遠的影響。如何能擬定出適合的資本預算計畫，以增加公司的成長機會與競爭能力，便是當前重要的課題。本論文以三個階段探討企業投資歷程中所具有的實質選擇權評價：包括對於計畫案擬定之初期，進行投資機會價值評估的實質成長選擇權。以及針對投資計畫開始進行時，管理者所擁有的各種管理彈性，如遞延、擴張、縮減與暫停投資的決策彈性，進行多重實質選擇權的價值評估。最後，針對未能順利成功的計畫案，管理者擁有將其永遠放棄，以收回投資成本殘值的實質放棄選擇權價值進行評估。 對於第一階段的成長選擇權價值評估，本文已建立出同時考量標的資產與投資成本隨機變動，以及標的資產存在不連續跳躍特性下的選擇權評價封閉解，結果可用來評估計畫方案擬定初期的實質成長選擇權價值。若將評價模式中的參數進行限制，則本模型將會分別退化至Black and Scholes(1973), Merton(1976), Fischer(1978), Margrabe(1978), McDonald and Siegel(1985)等重要的選擇權評價文獻，可知本文已獲致較一般化的評價模型。 在第二階段的多重實質選擇權價值評估，本文採用Trigeorgis(1991)所建立的對數轉換二項評價模式，再加入跳躍模型的考量，以符合科技產業所具有的創新、競爭特性，期較能合理評估其價值，也獲得了較一般化的評價模式。再者，本文以模擬方式對於管理者在投資計畫的進行過程中所擁有的遞延、擴張、縮減以及暫停投資等彈性決策價值進行評估，以彰顯出利用實質選擇權評價方法進行彈性決策價值評估的必要性。由數值分析的結果得到，當多個實質選擇權同時存在時，其間將產生不同程度的交互作用，因此並不能直接將個別價值予以加總來求算整體的實質選擇權價值。不過，每項管理彈性的加入對於整體價值的增加皆具有正向貢獻。 對於第三階段的放棄選擇權價值評估，本文建立同時存在多項投資方案下的實質放棄選擇權評價模型，結果可用來評估研發計畫方案未能成功時的實質放棄選擇權價值。此外，本文進一步對於此評價模型進行數值分析，並將所得到的結果歸納如下：(1)方案間價值變動相關係數對於實質放棄選擇權價值的影響上，有相關係數越高時，實質放棄選擇權的價值就越高的現象。(2)殘值回收比率較高時，若採取較多的投資計畫方案，將可以獲致較高的實質放棄選擇權價值，此結果可作偽管理者在選擇備抵方案數目時的參考。(3)對於敏威性分析的探討，發現到當殘值增加、利率下降以及剩餘期間較長時，實質放棄選擇權的價值是增加的，此現象與賣權特性結果一致。 因此，本文針對企業投資歷程中所具有的實質選擇權評價進行深入探討，分別建立選擇權評價模型，也獲致了較以往模型更一般化的評價結果。並於各評價模型建構完成後，輔以數值模擬與敏感性分析，以進一步說明本文所建構模型之一般性與合理性。最後，希望此結果有助於日後企業對於投資價值評估時之參考，並可彌補此類研究文獻的不足。
This dissertation presents three essays, each provides a general real option pricing model. In the first essay, we derive a generalized option pricing formula for the case of the underlying asset and exercise price both being driven by a mixture of continuous and jump diffusion processes. Our pricing model is a generalized version of Black and Scholes(1973), Merton(1976), Fischer(1978), Margrabe(1978), and McDonald-Siegel(l 985). And each of the historical model is shown to be a special case of ours. We then use the model developed in this article to evaluate real growth options where the underlying assets follow jump diffusion processes. The second essay develops a multi-option pricing model incorporating jump characteristics. The model we provide here can be used to value various types of flexibilities, including the option to defer, the option to shut down, the option to contract, and the option to expand. Based on our numerical results, we find that the model can deal with the interactions among these options. The third essay considers an abandonment option on the maximizing value of several investment projects. Here we develop a model to evaluate R&D projects that may not be accomplished. We show that both Black-Scholes`s model and Stuiz`s model are special cases of ours under certain restrictions on parameters. From the simulation results, we find a positive relation between the correlation of project value changes and the value of the real abandonment options. Furthermore, our simulation results show that the higher the percentage of recovering salvage value, the more number of investment projects should be carried out. The result we find can help managers to choose the better backup projects. Our sensitivity analysis shows that the value of the real abandonment options increase when the riskless interest rate decreases, and at the same time the salvage value and the time to maturity increase.參考文獻 中文部分 廖四郎，1998，"從BlaCk-Scholes模型分析論數理財務模型之發展"，亞太經濟管理評論，第2卷第1期，頁97-123。 顏錫銘、吳明政，"存在跳躍過程與成本不確定下的選擇權評價方法"，2001年6月，台灣財務金融學術暨實務研討會論文集。 顏錫銘、吳明政:"創業投資公司投資案價值的評估-採用多重實質選擇權評價方法"，科技管理學刊，2001年4月，第六卷第一期，頁105-132。 顏錫銘、吳明政，。存在多項R&D投資計畫下的實質放棄選擇權評價方法"，2002年5月，台灣財務金融學術暨實務研討會論文集。 英文部分 Aboody, D., and B. Lev, 2000, “Information Asymmetry, R&D, and Insider Gains,” Journal of Finance 55, 2747-2766. Amin, K. I., 1993, “Jump Diffusion Option Valuation in Discrete Time,” Journal of Finance 48, 1833-1864. Ball, C. A. and W. N. Torous, 1983, “A Simplified Jump Process for Common Stock Returns,” Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 18, 53-66. Ball, C. A. and W. N. Torous, 1985, “On Jumps in Common Stock Prices and Their Impact on Call Option Pricing,” Journal of Finance 40, 155-173. Bates, D. 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國立政治大學
財務管理研究所
g6357503資料來源 http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#A2010000066 資料類型 thesis dc.contributor.advisor 顏錫銘 zh_TW dc.contributor.advisor Yen, Simon H. en_US dc.contributor.author (Authors) 吳明政 zh_TW dc.contributor.author (Authors) Wu, Ming Cheng en_US dc.creator (作者) 吳明政 zh_TW dc.creator (作者) Wu, Ming Cheng en_US dc.date (日期) 2002 en_US dc.date.accessioned 10-May-2016 18:56:45 (UTC+8) - dc.date.available 10-May-2016 18:56:45 (UTC+8) - dc.date.issued (上傳時間) 10-May-2016 18:56:45 (UTC+8) - dc.identifier (Other Identifiers) A2010000066 en_US dc.identifier.uri (URI) http://nccur.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/96310 - dc.description (描述) 博士 zh_TW dc.description (描述) 國立政治大學 zh_TW dc.description (描述) 財務管理研究所 zh_TW dc.description (描述) g6357503 zh_TW dc.description.abstract (摘要) 建立適當的資本投資決策，對於企業未來的發展具有深遠的影響。如何能擬定出適合的資本預算計畫，以增加公司的成長機會與競爭能力，便是當前重要的課題。本論文以三個階段探討企業投資歷程中所具有的實質選擇權評價：包括對於計畫案擬定之初期，進行投資機會價值評估的實質成長選擇權。以及針對投資計畫開始進行時，管理者所擁有的各種管理彈性，如遞延、擴張、縮減與暫停投資的決策彈性，進行多重實質選擇權的價值評估。最後，針對未能順利成功的計畫案，管理者擁有將其永遠放棄，以收回投資成本殘值的實質放棄選擇權價值進行評估。 對於第一階段的成長選擇權價值評估，本文已建立出同時考量標的資產與投資成本隨機變動，以及標的資產存在不連續跳躍特性下的選擇權評價封閉解，結果可用來評估計畫方案擬定初期的實質成長選擇權價值。若將評價模式中的參數進行限制，則本模型將會分別退化至Black and Scholes(1973), Merton(1976), Fischer(1978), Margrabe(1978), McDonald and Siegel(1985)等重要的選擇權評價文獻，可知本文已獲致較一般化的評價模型。 在第二階段的多重實質選擇權價值評估，本文採用Trigeorgis(1991)所建立的對數轉換二項評價模式，再加入跳躍模型的考量，以符合科技產業所具有的創新、競爭特性，期較能合理評估其價值，也獲得了較一般化的評價模式。再者，本文以模擬方式對於管理者在投資計畫的進行過程中所擁有的遞延、擴張、縮減以及暫停投資等彈性決策價值進行評估，以彰顯出利用實質選擇權評價方法進行彈性決策價值評估的必要性。由數值分析的結果得到，當多個實質選擇權同時存在時，其間將產生不同程度的交互作用，因此並不能直接將個別價值予以加總來求算整體的實質選擇權價值。不過，每項管理彈性的加入對於整體價值的增加皆具有正向貢獻。 對於第三階段的放棄選擇權價值評估，本文建立同時存在多項投資方案下的實質放棄選擇權評價模型，結果可用來評估研發計畫方案未能成功時的實質放棄選擇權價值。此外，本文進一步對於此評價模型進行數值分析，並將所得到的結果歸納如下：(1)方案間價值變動相關係數對於實質放棄選擇權價值的影響上，有相關係數越高時，實質放棄選擇權的價值就越高的現象。(2)殘值回收比率較高時，若採取較多的投資計畫方案，將可以獲致較高的實質放棄選擇權價值，此結果可作偽管理者在選擇備抵方案數目時的參考。(3)對於敏威性分析的探討，發現到當殘值增加、利率下降以及剩餘期間較長時，實質放棄選擇權的價值是增加的，此現象與賣權特性結果一致。 因此，本文針對企業投資歷程中所具有的實質選擇權評價進行深入探討，分別建立選擇權評價模型，也獲致了較以往模型更一般化的評價結果。並於各評價模型建構完成後，輔以數值模擬與敏感性分析，以進一步說明本文所建構模型之一般性與合理性。最後，希望此結果有助於日後企業對於投資價值評估時之參考，並可彌補此類研究文獻的不足。 zh_TW dc.description.abstract (摘要) This dissertation presents three essays, each provides a general real option pricing model. In the first essay, we derive a generalized option pricing formula for the case of the underlying asset and exercise price both being driven by a mixture of continuous and jump diffusion processes. Our pricing model is a generalized version of Black and Scholes(1973), Merton(1976), Fischer(1978), Margrabe(1978), and McDonald-Siegel(l 985). And each of the historical model is shown to be a special case of ours. We then use the model developed in this article to evaluate real growth options where the underlying assets follow jump diffusion processes. The second essay develops a multi-option pricing model incorporating jump characteristics. The model we provide here can be used to value various types of flexibilities, including the option to defer, the option to shut down, the option to contract, and the option to expand. Based on our numerical results, we find that the model can deal with the interactions among these options. The third essay considers an abandonment option on the maximizing value of several investment projects. Here we develop a model to evaluate R&D projects that may not be accomplished. We show that both Black-Scholes`s model and Stuiz`s model are special cases of ours under certain restrictions on parameters. From the simulation results, we find a positive relation between the correlation of project value changes and the value of the real abandonment options. Furthermore, our simulation results show that the higher the percentage of recovering salvage value, the more number of investment projects should be carried out. The result we find can help managers to choose the better backup projects. Our sensitivity analysis shows that the value of the real abandonment options increase when the riskless interest rate decreases, and at the same time the salvage value and the time to maturity increase. en_US dc.description.tableofcontents 謝詞 中文摘要 Abstract 目錄-----i 表次-----iii 圖次-----iv 第一章 導論-----1 第一節 研究背景與動機-----1 第二節 研究問題與目的-----3 第二章 企業投資計畫擬定初期的成長選擇權評價-----7 第一節 前言-----7 第二節 文獻探討-----9 第三節 成長選擇權評價模型的建立-----14 第四節 模擬結果與分析-----21 第五節 結論-----43 第三章 企業投資計畫進行過程中管理彈性價值的多重實質選擇權評價-----44 第一節 前言-----44 第二節 模型的建構-----46 第三節 數值模擬分析-----51 第四節 結論-----59 第四章 存在多項投資計畫下的放棄選擇權評價-----61 第一節 前言-----61 第二節 模型的建構-----63 第三節 數值模擬分析-----71 第四節 結論-----83 第五章 結論與後續研究建議-----84 第一節 結論-----84 第二節 後續研究建議-----86 參考文獻-----88 附錄-----95 附錄1 避險證券風險溢酬的衡量方式-----95 附錄2 式(2-4)推導過程-----96 附錄3 (2-4)式與McDonald and Siegel(1985)評價模式的比較說明-----100 附錄4 式(3-2)推導過程-----101 附錄5 式(3-8)推導過程-----102 附錄6 LTB演算結構的主要步驟-----104 附錄7 Stulz(1982)在兩標的資產存在下所建立的賣權評價模型說明-----107 表次 表2-1 本文評價模型與Fishcher (1978)模型的數值結果比較-----23 表2-2 本文評價模型與Margrabe (1978)模型的數值結果比較-----27 表2-3 本文評價模型的跳躍參數變動對實質成長選擇權價值的影響-----39 表3-1 對數轉換二項模式基本參數值-----52 表3-2 LTB模式中的主要參數值-----53 表3-3 擁有各種彈性決策下之多重實質選擇權價值-----58 表3-4 Trigeorgis (1991)於存在各種彈性決策下之實質選擇權價值-----59 表4-1 投資方案間相關程度變動下之實質放棄選擇權價值-----76 表4-2 在不同的殘值回收比率與投資方案個數下之實質放棄選擇權價值-----77 圖次 圖2-1 本文與Fischer (1978)之選擇權價值與股價變動的敏感性分析-----24 圖2-2 本文與Fischer (1978)之選擇權價值與成本變動的敏感性分析-----25 圖2-3 本文評價模型與價值、成本相關係數的敏感性分析-----26 圖2-4 本文與Margrabe (1978)之選擇權價值與股價變動的敏感性分析-----28 圖2-5 本文與Margrabe (1978)之選擇權價值與成本變動的敏感性分析-----29 圖2-6 本文實質成長選擇權價值與計畫價值、投資成本的敏感性分析-----31 圖2-7 本文實質成長選擇權價值與利率變動的敏感性分析-----32 圖2-8 本文實質成長選擇權價值與標準差改變下的敏感性分析-----33 圖2-9 本文實質成長選擇權價值與剩餘期間變動的敏感性分析-----34 圖2-10 本文實質成長選擇權價值與利率、標準差改變下的敏感性分析-----35 圖2-11 本文實質成長選擇權價值與利率、剩餘期間變動下的敏感性分析-----36 圖2-12 本文烹質成長選擇權價值與標準差、剩餘期問變動下的敏威性分析-----37 圖2-13 實質成長選擇權價值與跳躍頻率的敏感性分析-----40 圖2-14 實質成長選擇權價值與跳躍幅度的敏感性分析-----41 圖2-15 實質成長選擇權價值與跳躍幅度變異數的敏感性分析-----42 圖3-1 對數轉換二項模式演算結構流程圖-----50 圖3-2 遞延投資選擇權圖示-----54 圖3-3 暫停投資選擇權圖示-----55 圖3-4 縮減投資選擇權圖示-----56 圖3-5 擴張投資選擇權圖示-----57 圖4-1 實質放棄選擇權價值與殘值變動的敏感性分析-----78 圖4-2 實質放棄選擇權價值與利率變動的敏感性分析-----79 圖4-3 實質放棄選擇權價值與剩餘期間變動的敏感性分析-----80 圖4-4 實質放棄選擇權價值與殘值以及利率變動的敏感性分析-----81 圖4-5 實質放棄選擇權價值與殘值以及剩餘期間變動的敏感性分析-----82 zh_TW dc.source.uri (資料來源) http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#A2010000066 en_US dc.subject (關鍵詞) 實質選擇權 zh_TW dc.subject (關鍵詞) 跳躍模型 zh_TW dc.subject (關鍵詞) 研發 zh_TW dc.subject (關鍵詞) 管理彈性 zh_TW dc.subject (關鍵詞) 企業投資 zh_TW dc.subject (關鍵詞) 資本預算 zh_TW dc.subject (關鍵詞) real options en_US dc.subject (關鍵詞) jump-diffusion processes en_US dc.subject (關鍵詞) research and development en_US dc.subject (關鍵詞) managerial flexibilities en_US dc.subject (關鍵詞) corporate investments en_US dc.subject (關鍵詞) capital budgeting en_US dc.title (題名) 企業投資之實質選擇權評價 zh_TW dc.title (題名) The Real Option Valuation of Corporate Investments en_US dc.type (資料類型) thesis en_US dc.relation.reference (參考文獻) 中文部分 廖四郎，1998，"從BlaCk-Scholes模型分析論數理財務模型之發展"，亞太經濟管理評論，第2卷第1期，頁97-123。 顏錫銘、吳明政，"存在跳躍過程與成本不確定下的選擇權評價方法"，2001年6月，台灣財務金融學術暨實務研討會論文集。 顏錫銘、吳明政:"創業投資公司投資案價值的評估-採用多重實質選擇權評價方法"，科技管理學刊，2001年4月，第六卷第一期，頁105-132。 顏錫銘、吳明政，。存在多項R&D投資計畫下的實質放棄選擇權評價方法"，2002年5月，台灣財務金融學術暨實務研討會論文集。 英文部分 Aboody, D., and B. 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