Research on Intangible Assets Evaluation System Info for Further Development in China

Nowadays, there still exist many problems in the research of the intangible assets evaluation theory, such as the division and isolation from others, weak support for the practice, etc. This paper puts forward a new system info which is to direct the practice in the socialist market economy and network society, The new system info breaks through the traditionally practical one, which is ＂evaluation aim value standard-evaluation method-- evaluation result＂. Furthermore, this system into could support the intangible assets evaluation to practice better than before and adapt to the new demands in socialist market economy environment and network society.     

职业型企业家成长论

本文首先介绍了知识资产和知识资产管理的概念 ,然后分析了当前知识资产管理存在的问题 ,最后就企业进行知识资产管理进行了对策性研究     

对商誉的再探讨

商誉是无形资产中最为特殊的组成内容，过去人们封其性质和构成有不同的看法。在知识经济时代的今天，无形资产的性质和范畴认识得到深入，商誉的构成内容与无形资产的泉多组成内容有很多相同之处，商誉的实质就是多项未入账无形资产的总和。商誉的确认与计量问题也就转换为对企业自创无形资产的确认与计量，知识经济下应确认和计量对描述企业财务状况起关键作用的自创无形资产。但在不确定和充满风险的经济环境下，应积极稳妥地确认自创无形资产。自创无形资产的计量可按不同特点选择采用成本基础定价法、市场基础定价法、经济定价法。     

胶东地区非物质文化遗产的保护与利用

非物质文化遗产的保护与利用一直都是大家关注的热门话题。不少学者专家提出了很多保护民间传统文化遗产的方法措施。提出非物质文化遗产的概念，然后介绍胶东地区非物质文化遗产的主要内容，最后针对该地区的实际情况提出适合胶东非物质文化遗产保护和开发的出路一与休闲旅游市场开发相结合。     

知识经济条件下企业无形资产管理探讨

在知识经济时代,无形资产对社会经济进步的促进作用日益明显,对企业生存与发展的贡献,也更为突出,对无形资产开发、利用程度的高低将直接影响企业的经济利益。     

对我国上市公司计提无形资产减值准备的实证分析

通过对2001-2003年上市公司计提无形资产减值准备的实证研究,分析了我国上市公司计提减值准备的具体情况,尤其是在会计政策变更当年准备的计提情况和以后年度的表现,发现上市公司有利用无形资产减值准备进行盈余管理的动机,并指出了无形资产减值准备今后应规范的问题.     

专利权价值评估的进一步探讨

在对现有专利权价值评估模型进行探讨的同时,又针对专利权的投入与产出均为随机的情况下,根据McDonald和Siegel是否继续生产期权计算公式,提出了修正期权定价法,作为对现有模型的补充。     

Depreciation of Business R&D Capital

We develop a forward-looking profit model to estimate the depreciation rates of business R&D capital. By using U.S. government data between 1987 and 2007, and the newly developed model, we estimate both constant and time-varying industry-specific R&D depreciation rates. The results comprise a set of R&D depreciation rates for major U.S. high-tech industries. They align with the main conclusions from recent studies that the rates are in general higher than the traditionally assumed 15 percent and vary across industries. The relative ranking of the constant R&D depreciation rates among industries is consistent with industry observations and the industry-specific time-varying rates are informative about the dynamics of technological change and the levels of competition across industries. Lastly, we also present a cross-country comparison of the R&D depreciation rates between the U.S. and Japan, and find that the results reflect the relative technological competitiveness in key industries.     

Financialization and Society’s Protective Response: Reconsidering Karl Polanyi’s Double Movement

Financialization challenges Karl Polanyi’s thesis of double movement, the thesis that efforts to extend the market evoke efforts to protect humans, nature, and means of production from market forces. Financialization refers to the increased power of financial institutions. The government protects the incomes and assets of financial institutions, but it does little to protect the incomes and assets of households, which are necessary for people to afford healthcare, education, emergencies, retirement, and so on. Polanyi criticized nineteenth-century civilization for transforming land, labor, and the means of production into commodities, using economic insecurity to motivate humans. The development of intangible property allowed business to expand the market in two ways: (i) restricting output to drive up profits and (ii) liquefying consumer assets to provide credit to consumers to increase spending. The implications of that process manifested themselves in the financial crisis of 2008. Market capitalism represented the attempt to organize commodities based on economic rationality. Similarly, the twentieth- and twenty-first-century capitalism represents the effort to “rationally” organize society according to the value of intangible assets. Both efforts failed, indicating the continued relevance of Polanyi’s thesis.     

The relevance of the tangible and intangible social impacts of tourism on selected South African communities

Most tourism social impact studies emphasise tangible social impacts such as economic improvement. In developing countries such as South Africa, a small percentage of tangible benefits filter down to community level. This creates a problem as various studies revealed the importance of community support for the sustainability of the tourism industry. Therefore it was important to explore the role of both the tangible and the intangible social impacts of tourism. Communities with established tourism industries (Clarens, Soweto and Jeffreys Bay) formed part of the quantitative research. Through exploratory factor analyses, 31 social impact statements could be categorised into four tangible and two intangible impacts. The tangible factor Economic improvement obtained a low rating, meaning that it was not directly experienced by residents, while the intangible factor Community pride and upliftment obtained the highest rating among all factors. This, together with the fact that community members continue their support for the tourism industry, is a novel find, indicating the significant role of intangible social impacts in fostering community support. This finding shows the importance of incorporating intangible social impacts into tourism planning in developing countries. Contributions are made towards social impact research methodology and literature.