METHODS AND WAYS OF MANAGING INTANGIBLE ASSETS IN THE ROMANIAN ECONOMY
Journal Title: Revista Romana de Statistica - Year 2011, Vol 59, Issue 8
Abstract
The term intangible is used to describe things that can be easily recognized but difficult to quantify. The best example is the intangible economic asset that is easy to describe but difficult to estimate in a particular economic theory. In the current economic theory, intangible economic assets , or intangible Assets are identifiable non-monetary goods specific for property and intellectual capital, beyond physical substance, containing knowledge as the results of research and development (patents, certificates of innovative concepts, specialized treatment, documentation, scientific brands or trademarks, trade secrets and industrial titles advertising, software licensing, copyright, license usage, etc.). This paper presents a macroeconomic model to quantify intangible assets during 1991-2009. The model can be used to develop forecasts for the next period.
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Alexandru IOANCEA
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