Industrial investment refers to the equity investment of enterprises. In providing management services, the investment model of * * * sharing benefits and * * taking risks is adopted. Industry is dominated by manufacturing industry, including service industry, but most of it is still dominated by manufacturing industry. It is mainly an economic activity to obtain expected income, buy production factors with money, convert monetary income into industrial capital, and form fixed assets, current assets and intangible assets. A company may invest in other enterprises according to law, but it shall not be jointly and severally liable for the debts of the invested enterprises unless otherwise provided by law.
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Industry mainly refers to the industry or project of raw material collection and product processing and manufacturing. Industry is the product of social division of labor, which has gone through several stages: handicraft industry, machinery industry and modern industry. Industry is an important part of the secondary industry, which is mainly divided into light industry and heavy industry. In 20 14, China's industrial GDP reached 4 trillion US dollars, surpassing the United States to become the world's first industrial producer.
I. Main contents of industrial investment
1. Industry market structure analysis includes four market structures: perfect competitive market, monopolistic competitive market, oligopoly or complete monopoly.
2. The analysis of industry competition structure mainly includes the analysis of potential competitors, substitutes, suppliers and existing competitors.
3. Business cycle analysis mainly analyzes whether the industry belongs to growth industry, cyclical industry or defensive industry.
4. Industry life cycle analysis is mainly to make clear whether the industry is in infancy, growth period, maturity period or decline period.
5. Analyze the main factors that affect the rise and fall of the industry, including technological progress, innovation of industrial policies and industrial organizations, and changes in people's social habits.
Feasibility study of industrial projects: a method to comprehensively analyze and demonstrate the technological advancement and economic rationality of newly-built industrial projects in order to obtain the best economic results. In 1930s, the United States conducted a feasibility study on Tennessee Valley, which was widely developed after World War II.