Riaz, Y. and Abdullah, I. (2022) Vineyard or olive garden: an investment decision. Emerald Emerging Markets Case Studies. 12(2) 2045-0621.
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Abstract:
Bashir Khan had always lived in the Kallar Kahar region of Pakistan and owned 15 acres of land. He cultivated only two crops, wheat and millet. He grew wheat from October to March and millet from April to September. Khan recently visited an old friend, living in the nearby village of Chakwal, who was enjoying substantial returns from his fruit farming business. After much consideration, Khan decided to start fruit farming after harvesting wheat in April 2021. Bashir Khan’s friend suggested growing grapes while the government was promoting the cultivation of olives in the Potohar region. However, Bashir Khan had apprehension about the fruit farming business. He decided to focus on one fruit planting at a time. To choose the most viable option, Bashir Khan had to analyse the feasibility of a grape orchard and anolive garden.
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Uncontrolled Keywords:
investment decision, capital budgeting, feasibility analysis, entrepreneurship, risk and return
Creators:
Riaz, Y. and Abdullah, I.
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Date:
31 May 2022
Date Type:
Publication
Journal or Publication Title:
Emerald Emerging Markets Case Studies
Volume:
12
Number:
2
Number of Pages:
879526
Language:
English
ISSN:
2045-0621
Status:
Published / Disseminated
Refereed:
Yes
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