Issues in Assessing the Impact of Social Investment: The Local Initiatives Support Corporation (A) (Epilogue) Case Solution
The Local Initiatives Support Corporation is not going to undertake jobs itself but, instead, will function as a kind of bank, picking among proposals submitted by non-profit development things. But LISC was by no means making no strings attached grants. It needed to ensure itself -- and its capital being provided by those -- that it was getting a return on its investment. It. must consider how such a yield might be defined, when a team of advisers is called in to quantify LISC's return on investment. As regards the repayment should LISC contemplate just monetary data? Or should such effects be quantified? HKS Instance Number 1370.0
This is just an excerpt. This case is about INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
PUBLICATION DATE: January 01, 1997
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