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This paper documents the value-relevance of nonfinancial information on the quantity and quality of inventive output for high-tech companies. We find that the number of patents and information on the quality of patents have consistently positive effects on stock prices. Interestingly, this...
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Current accounting rules end regular amortization of goodwill and mandate annual tests for goodwill impairment and loss recognition, when appropriate. These rules make consideration of goodwill write-offs important and timely. In the study reported here, we found that the effects of goodwill...
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Together with the number of patents and the value of Ramp;D expenditures, scientific measures of patent quality give investors a useful basis upon which to judge the economic merit of the firm's inventive and innovative activity. Especially in the case of small cap and relatively low P/E high...
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