Bet On Sure Things
April 26, 2013 2 Comments

Both investments have an 8 percent average annual return. But Investment #1 has a wide range of returns, while Investment #2 has a stream of returns that more tightly hug the average annual return.
If each of the points on the charts represents a monthly return and both investments achieve the same end result, which investment should you choose?
The answer: Investment #2 — the one with the tighter distribution of returns since it gives you a higher probability of achieving a higher return. Read more of this post

Incremental Capital Output Ratio (ICOR) is the additional capital required to increase one unit of output. This ratio is used to measure the efficiency of an industrial unit or country as an economic unit. The lesser the ICOR, more efficient the organization.




