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We can conclude from the individual tasks presented above that Investment Controlling has to provide the pre-requisites for a systematic course of investment planning and control. As a consequence, it supports “rational” investment decisions according to the previously set targets and, moreover, it renders systematic controls of the realisation and post-project controls possible. In the following, more details about the individual pre-requisites are going to be presented, especially about the provision of adequate procedures of investment analysis and risk evaluation as well as the standardisation or recording and control of decision-relevant data.48
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Reichmann, T. (1997). Instruments of Investment Controlling. In: Controlling. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-60769-1_16
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