Publication: Un modelo de Opciones Reales y Teoría de Juegos para valuar acuerdos estratégicos y penalidades
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Silverio Milanesi, Gastón
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Universidad Pablo de Olavide
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Las decisiones estratégicas de inversión de equipos y recursos humanos, para la prestación de servicios especializados presentan barreras de salida y altos costos transaccionales. Implica una exposición a múltiples fuentes de incertidumbre. Su análisis y valuación requiere de modelos basados en Opciones Reales y Juegos. Motivado en ello, se propone un modelo para valorar contratos estratégicos de prestación de servicios de alta especificidad. Este dentro del marco de las opciones reales simples y juegos (SROG). Su funcionamiento es explorado y analizado aplicando la metodología de análisis de casos en administración. Para ello se utiliza los contratos de servicios formales e informales de análisis de agente sostén, en las perforaciones no convencionales de shale. Desde la perspectiva del proveedor del servicio, el modelo es aplicado y adaptado a valorar corriente de pagos contingentes derivados de las estrategias; resultados no óptimos producto de no acordar formalmente y el valor de la opción de intercambio. En los casos de acuerdos formales de suministro permite cuantificar las sanciones económicas por incumplimiento desde una perspectiva de SROG. Finalmente, se concluye enunciado su alcances y limitaciones
Strategic decisions regarding investments in equipment and human resources for the provision of specialized services present exit barriers and high transactional costs. They involve exposure to multiple sources of uncertainty. Their analysis and valuation require models based on Real Options and Game Theory. Motivated by this, a model is proposed to value strategic contracts for the provision of highly specific services, within the framework of simple real options and games (SROG). Its functioning is explored and analyzed using case study methodology in management. For this, formal and informal service contracts of supporting agent analysis are utilized in unconventional shale drilling. From the perspective of the service provider, the model is applied and adapted to value streams of contingent payments derived from strategies, suboptimal outcomes due to the lack of formal agreements, and the value of the exchange option. In the cases of formal supply agreements, it allows for quantifying economic penalties for non-compliance from an SROG perspective. Finally, conclusions are drawn regarding its scope and limitations.
Strategic decisions regarding investments in equipment and human resources for the provision of specialized services present exit barriers and high transactional costs. They involve exposure to multiple sources of uncertainty. Their analysis and valuation require models based on Real Options and Game Theory. Motivated by this, a model is proposed to value strategic contracts for the provision of highly specific services, within the framework of simple real options and games (SROG). Its functioning is explored and analyzed using case study methodology in management. For this, formal and informal service contracts of supporting agent analysis are utilized in unconventional shale drilling. From the perspective of the service provider, the model is applied and adapted to value streams of contingent payments derived from strategies, suboptimal outcomes due to the lack of formal agreements, and the value of the exchange option. In the cases of formal supply agreements, it allows for quantifying economic penalties for non-compliance from an SROG perspective. Finally, conclusions are drawn regarding its scope and limitations.
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Revista de métodos cuantitativos para la economía y la empresa, ISSN-e 1886-516X, Vol. 39, 2025, págs. 1-26




