Intellectual Property and Similar Assets; an Economic and Decision Analysis
International Journal of Commerce and Management Studies (IJCAMS), Vol: 7, Issue: 4
2022
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Article Description
Valuing Intellectual Property (IPR) and similar assets brought upon accounting practice and economic analysis severe problems in evaluating business decisions and management science of intangible business assets. At no time has the principles of accounting and accounting research determined rules, methods and principles without error in this risky analysis. Proposed here based on evidence methods based on estimation in accounting provided for better methods valuing intellectual property and other intangibles on financial statements. A rich history in such methods is the subject here.
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