Intangible Assets
Book section: The integration of the world economy has underlined the need for firms to exploit their intangible assets on a global scale. Firms' intangible assets include their stock of knowledge, which is related to ideas, research and development (R&D), patent and blueprints, scientific and technical workers, and management techniques. In addition, intangible assets consist of their stock of goodwill, which is associated with product
Author(s)
Farid Toubal
Publisher(s)
- Princeton University Press
Scientific editor(s)
- Kenneth A. Reinert, Ramkishen S. Rajan, Amy Jocelyn Glass, Lewis S. Davis
Title of the work
- The Princeton Encyclopedia of the World Economy
Date of publication
- 2009
Keywords
- Intangible Assets
- Multinational Firms
Pages
- 638-640
URL of the HAL notice
Version
- 1