Green field investment is socially responsible investment firm. Student faces administrative decision whether or not to invest in new ethanol plants are under construction. Pros and cons of ethanol as a fuel source and the manufacturing process are presented and the alternatives considered. The student must perform cost / benefit analysis to inform its decision, but due to the intangible and indirect costs, much of the training has to come from a simple quantitative elements, which are part of the solution rather than go / no go decisions, which is the result of analysis . "Hide
by Lynne Kiesling, Jeremy Hunnewell Source: Kellogg School Management 14 pages. Publication Date: Aug 06, 2008. Prod. #: KEL410-PDF-ENG
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