Abstract
Information about the abandonment values (AVs) of major capital projects may provide additional perspectives concerning risk and liquidity. Such perspectives are unlikely to be obtained merely by the inclusion of the worth of abandonment options in the valuation of projects by reference to shareholders' interests. This possibility is discussed, with special emphasis on managerial perspectives. The paper then outlines the results of a postal survey of the responses of financial managers to questions on the topic.
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