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we extend the standard growth accounting model treating a broad range of firm expenditures for intangibles as investments … that create future value. Our main results are the following: Capitalizing intangibles increases labor productivity growth …
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was presumed to be essentially bricks and mortar or other tangibles. There were some intangibles, generally involving … in this third millennium, an era which I have dubbed that of the 'four I's' – the internet, intangibles, intellectual …
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explore the impact of intangibles and exogenous shocks on corporate attractiveness for investors measured by Market Value … affected by intangibles. Our empirical research is conducted on more than 900 companies from Europe and US during the period of …
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In the era of the knowledge economy intangibles are recognized by investors as pivotal value drivers. Previous research … of portfolio forming methods based on intangibles is limited by taking into account only the quantity of intangibles. We … of intangibles. To test whether these abilities are results of skill we implement a bootstrap procedure. It shows that …
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The positive impact of intangible assets on several measures of economic performance is well documented in the literature. Less clear is what initially leads firms to invest in intangible assets. The latter is particularly important because, at least for the Italian manufacturing sector, firms...
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This study provides value estimates for intangible assets of publicly traded hotel firms in the USA. When evaluating a firm's tangible and intangible assets, tests of model usefulness reveal that it is meaningful to decompose adjusted income (AI) into adjusted income derived from intangible...
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Manufacturing firms have been increasingly focusing on services, a trend that is evident in their composition of bought-in input and in-house production. The services intensity of firms may affect their productivity and thereby their competitiveness abroad; services are also instrumental in...
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After the adoption of AASB 138 in 2005, it is argued that information on intangibles is less visible in Australian … companies' financial reports. In view of this limitation, this study examines the nature, extent and intensity of intangibles … indicates the strength of intangibles information presented by firms. We analyse the narrative sections in annual reports and …
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Purpose – This paper aims to examine the short-term structure of the impact of R&D investments on turnover growth, indicating differences between tangible and intangible investments. The main questions are whether R&D and capital investments accompany firms' growth in the subsequent periods...
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