Intangible Capital
Intangible Capital, Barriers to Technology Adoption and Cross Country Income Differences
... micro and macro levels, have found evidence that firms invest sizable resources for purposes other than the accumulation of physical and human capital. 3 These investments could be con- sidered investments in ...
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Essays on intangible capital and economic development
... of intangible capital play different roles across the four sector ...of intangible investment in China using a firm-level dataset extracted from the World Bank China Enterprise Survey ...human ...
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Intangible Capital and the Rise in Wage and Hours Volatility
... rose during the Great Recession even as GDP crashed. Thus these authors are the first to my knowledge to attribute the fall in the pro-cyclicality of labor productivity to a rise in the productivity of intangible ...
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Does intangible capital affect economic growth? CEPS Working Document No. 335/September 2010
... Since labour productivity growth might be related to many other determinants of growth, here in particular characteristics of the institutional settings within the single EU-15 economies, rows 9 to 18 include a range of ...
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The economic meaning of ‘intangible capital’ (according to World Bank research)
... „Intangible capital‟ is calculated as a residual, ...natural capital: from the total amount of net national income (NNI) the contribution of national natural resources (the natural resources rent) ...
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Intellectual Capital in light of Creativity and Competitiveness: Overview of Organizations’ Intangible Assets
... intellectual capital strategies one of the functional strategies in modern organizations which seek to achieve excellence and high quality ...intellectual capital in modern organizations’ strategies by ...
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Tobin’s q and intangible assets
... residential capital as described above, but land figures are ...unmeasured intangible capital, especially given the other problems with both market value and land data for the business sector ...
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The Financial Crisis and the Measurement of Financial Sector Activity
... The widespread expectation, forcefully posed by Reinhart and Rogoff (2009), that growth in the U.S. and the rest of the industrialized world will be subpar for a prolonged period following the financial crisis, raises ...
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Essays On Corporate Investment Dynamics
... and intangible investment roughly equally well, and it explains total investment even ...before, intangible investment has a lower q-slope than physical investment, indicating higher convex adjustment ...
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Innovativeness and intangibles in transition: the case of Slovenia
... as intangible investments that increase productivity of firms over a longer ...organizational capital is that it is firm- specific and owned by the firm than are other types of intangibles on one hand, and ...
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Intangible training capital and productivity in Europe
... training intangible capital stocks and its contribution to value added ...that intangible capital growth from on the job training was strong in the period since 2001 and was higher in market ...
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Endogenous technological progress and the cross section of stock returns
... tangible capital and tangible capital, in which the accumulation processes of tangible capital stock and intangible capital stock do not a¤ect each ...
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Resource Configurations on Sustainable Competitive advantage of Food and Beverage Firms in Kenya: A Resource Based View of the Firm
... of intangible assets like firm knowledge, firms’ information management, strategic planning, organizational structure and organizational ...the intangible asset to firms’ sustainable competitive ...
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Intangible roles: Theory, policy, practice and intangible cultural heritage
... emphasising sustainable conditions in the present moment by supporting systems that can maintain heritage decreed as being valuable. However, at the same time, there are some problematic ways in which it engages with ...
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Intangible Flow Theory
... related intangible flow is therefore the movement of an element, deriving from a person or group of persons, that cannot be precisely identified or realized by the mind; and cannot be apraised at an actual or ...
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The complexity classification of intangible assets
... The table shows that technology encompasses the business carried out basic assets shall be based on the existing relationship on the market which have arisen as a result of commercial potential. Intellectual property ...
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Cultural Routes and Intangible Heritage
... Holt (1995:1) suggests: “The act of consuming is a varied and effortful accomplishment underdetermined by the characteristics of the object. A given consumption object… is typically consumed in a variety of ways by ...
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Do intangible assets matter to financial analysts in the Brazilian stock market?
... recommend intangible-intensive companies due to their underpricing in the capital market, which would configure a window of opportunities for investments; on the other hand, analyzing and identifying them ...
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Pastor
... for intangible assets acquired in business acquisitions the cost is its fair value at the acquisition ...an intangible asset, fair value is the amount that the entity would have paid for the asset, at the ...
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Determinants of Intra Firm Trade:Evidence from Foreign Affliates in Sub Saharan Africa
... their intangible to tangible capital ratio, their status as majority-owned foreign affiliates (MOFAs), their age, their creation as mergers and acquisitions (M&As), their principal business scope ...
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