CIMA P2 Syllabus B. Capital Investment Decision Making - Non-financial factors in LT decisions - Notes 2 / 6
Non-financial considerations in long-term decisions
Impact on employee morale
Most investments affect employees' prospects, sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse.
A new cafeteria for employees would have a favourable impact, for example.
Impact on the community
This is a particularly important consideration if the investment results in loss of jobs, more jobs or elimination of small businesses.
Impact on the environment
The opening of a new mine, the development of products which create environmentally harmful waste and so on, all have an impact on the environment.
Ethical issues
Some investments might be legal but might not be in line with the ethics and code of conduct demanded by various stakeholder groups.
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