Investment Decision Backgrounds between the Mechanics of Target Competence and the Ideologies of Actual Practice

Abstract

The researchers address the issue of investment decisions from the point of view of institutional decision-making and the requirements of effective actual management. They aim to criticize the scientific theories related to this topic with the physical reality of the actual practice of the investment decision-making process within the Algerian institutions. Furthermore, They present data on management ideologies and the reality of the institutional environment, emphasizing the need to support the national economy instead of achieving personal research goals. The study showed that this issue could achieve the desired goals only through creating confidence among investors in a manner that achieves justice and transparency, which in turn leads to developing safeguards against corruption and mismanagement. This can be achieved only with the implementation of effective management mechanisms and controls for the success of the investment decision process. This requires the adoption and adherence to a specific set of controls to ensure managerial efficiency, thereby securing investments and increasing productivity to fulfill public benefit.