Search results for "economic value"

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Intellectual Capital and Company Value

2014

AbstractThe bulk of traditional corporate valuation methods reflect historical performance, while it is necessary to also take into consideration the value which is off-balance-sheet and possible growth. Large differences exist between company market and book value, and a part of this can be explained by intellectual capital. The aim of the study is to make an empirical investigation of the impact of intellectual capital on company value. Empirical results show that one can find mixed results regarding relationship between value added intellectual coefficient VAICTM and company value.

Actuarial scienceEconomic Value AddedBusiness valueIntellectual capitalEmbedded valueintellectual capitalvalue added intellectual coefficient (VAICTM)Market value addedCost of capitalEconomicshuman capitalGeneral Materials ScienceClassical economicsTobin's QBook valuecompany valueValuation (finance)Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
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AUSTRIA: Winter Tourism and Sport Retail Most Significant Sport Business Fields

2017

The Austrian sport landscape has undergone many changes within the last decades. One of the biggest changes is that the private sport sector has emerged to be nowadays a major contributor to the Austrian economy. Sport economy in Austria accounts for 4% of the total economic value added and over 333,000 people are connected to workplaces within this sector. Furthermore, the private sport sector contributes to other sectors, for example in the development of new products or materials for the aviation industry. Compared to the total value added in the Austrian sport economy, winter tourism and sport retailers act as the strongest contributors. In this article ski lift operators are presented …

Data sourceEconomyAviationbusiness.industryValue (economics)Total economic valueRetail tradeMultitudeBusinessMarketingSport managementTourism
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Economic Value Added – A General Review of the Concept

2017

Business organizations of the 21st century, a century driven by globalization,internationalization and speed, must compete on changing and evolving markets. One of the maingoals of every business is to create value for its shareholders, value that is generated by the properusage of existing resources. The notion that can be utilized to successfully illustrate the increase ineconomic value is the economic value added concept.. The Economic Value Added concept knownalso as EVA is an add on to value, value based management and economic value.. EVA is a methodand a tool for quantification and measurement of the value created by a business organization.

EVAvalue economic value addedlcsh:HB71-74lcsh:Economics as a sciencelcsh:Businesslcsh:HF5001-6182Ovidius University Annals: Economic Sciences Series
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Financial literacy, value creation and firm performance. An investigation of Italian small and medium enterprises

2023

This article aims to determine the influence of entrepreneurs’ financial literacy for the growth of SMEs’ value. The paper verifies the hypothesis that there is a significant relationship between financial literacy and value creation, as indicated by economic value added (EVA®). The study analyses 162 Italian SMEs operating in the textile and clothing sector. The analysis period is between 2011 and 2013. Regression analysis and correlation analysis have been applied to test the hypotheses. The results suggest a positive and significant relationship between financial literacy and the variables that drive the value creation. Greater financial literacy allows SMEs to optimise their capital str…

Economics and EconometricsEntrepreneurshipfinancial educationValue creationsmall and medium-sized enterprisebusiness.industryvalue creationSMEsmall and medium-sized enterprisesAccountingSMEsEconomic Value Addedentrepreneurshipfirm performancefinancial literacyeconomic value added.economic value addedFinancial literacyfinancial literacy; financial education; small and medium-sized enterprises; SMEs; entrepreneurship; firm performance; value creation; economic value added.BusinessSmall and medium-sized enterprisesBusiness and International Management
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Drivers of Firm Performance: Exploring Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches

2017

Abstract The main purpose of this paper is to identify the drivers of firm performance by exploring both quantitative indicators - based on accounting profitability, shareholder value and economic value – and qualitative approach – based on balanced scorecard and triple bottom line. A literature review will be provided in order to obtain an optimum mix of quantitative and qualitative drivers for firm performance, on one hand, and a case study will be conducted for emphasizing the importance of both approaches, on the other hand.

EntrepreneurshipSocial PsychologyHF5001-6182Triple bottom lineEconomics Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)balanced scorecardAccountingOrder (exchange)0502 economics and businessprofitabilityBusinessBusiness managementIndustrial organizationBalanced scorecardbusiness.industry05 social sciencestriple bottom lineShareholder valuefirm performanceValue (economics)Business Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)050211 marketingProfitability indexshareholder valuebusiness050203 business & managementeconomic valueStudies in Business and Economics
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Creating Value – From Corporate Governance to Total Shareholders Return. An Overview

2016

Abstract The term “value” can be interpreted in a subjective way, depending about what we refer at. Usually the firm's value is related to the financial performance: profitability, cash flow, liquidity, solvability, etc. A corporation can create and in some cases reduce value for its stakeholders. Also, a corporation can create value for the stakeholders by simply creating jobs, paying taxes and help the population to improve their financial situation. The aim of the paper is to describe the process of value creation starting with corporate governance, continuing with stakeholders’ expectations and finishing with shareholders requests.

HF5001-6182Social Psychologyvalue creationcorporate governanceEconomics Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)Populationtotal shareholders returnComputerApplications_COMPUTERSINOTHERSYSTEMSAccountingEconomic Value AddedstakeholdersShareholder0502 economics and businessBusinesseducationFinanceeducation.field_of_studybusiness.industryCorporate governance05 social sciencesBusiness Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)050211 marketingProfitability indexCash flowBusinessCorporate communicationValue (mathematics)050203 business & managementStudies in Business and Economics
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Il Paradigma della Città Fluida

2013

Nella recente crisi globale i poderosi flussi di capitali finanziari, sociali e relazionali che hanno alimentato la riqualificazione urbana nel corso degli ultimi quindici anni non sono più disponibili ad essere intercettati in maniera indiscriminata così come è stato possibile fino a qualche anno fa. Nell'era della crisi strutturale le città più dinamiche non sono più quelle in grado di attrarre progetti urbani iconici ed investitori spinti dal mercato immobiliare o dalla redditività delle attività ricreative, ma quelle città che, a partire dalle loro profonde e diversificate risorse culturali, saranno capaci di attuare una vera e propria “metamorfosi” per usarle come base per la creazione…

In current global crisis the strong flows of financial social and relational capitals that powered urban regeneration over the last fifteen years are no longer available to be tapped in an indiscriminate manner as was the case until just a few years ago. The most dynamic cities in the future will no longer be those that are able to attract urban projects and investors driven by the real estate market or leisure-based development but the cities that have deep and different cultural resources and that are able to use them as the basis for creating new urban cultures and for generating new economic values. Revitalising waterfront is no longer easy opportunity for long-term investments or for using the financial capital gains of corporation or hedge funds but a more creative-driven port city has to provide precious opportunities for real development – not only quantitative but more and more qualitative – that is able to produce effects in both the domain of collective assets and that of private capitals.Settore ICAR/21 - Urbanistica
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Climate change, marine policy and the valuation of Mediterranean intertidal ecosystems

2011

This commentary describes a gap in the qualitative and quantitative knowledge of the provision of benefits to humans from the intertidal ecosystems of the Mediterranean and offers a framework for quantification of the benefits provided by these systems. The identification of such benefits, understanding their spatial distribution and their subsequent quantification will be critical to the design of policy responses to future climate change, sea level rise and seawater acidification. A baseline understanding of the current state of ecosystem functions, as well as of the provision of related ecosystem services, is therefore needed. Further, researchers must strive to generate forecasts of the…

Mediterranean climateSettore BIO/07 - EcologiaEcologybusiness.industryEcologybenefitEnvironmental resource managementIntertidal zoneClimate changeGlobal changeEcosystem servicesecosystem serviceGeographyMediterranean seaclimate changeMediterranean SeaGeneral Earth and Planetary SciencesEcosystemintertidalbusinessEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsGeneral Environmental ScienceValuation (finance)economic value
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Economic values for production and functional traits in Valle del Belice dairy sheep using profit functions

2011

Abstract A deterministic static model was used to estimate the economic values (EV) of production (MY, milk yield; BW, birth weight; and ADG, average daily gain) and functional traits (ASR, adult survival rate; LSR, lamb survival rate; FE, fertility; PR, prolificacy; and LW ewe , mature weight of ewe) in Valle del Belice dairy sheep. In this study, values for the biological parameters and the production traits used in the model were taken from real data, by surveying 15 Valle del Belice farmers and reflected the production circumstances of pasture based dairy production systems. In this system feed cost accounted for 95% of total variable costs, whereas fixed costs were low and reflected tr…

Static modelBirth weightAnimal husbandryBiologyMilk productionProfit (economics)Sheep Breeding objectives Economic values Profit functionSettore AGR/17 - Zootecnica Generale E Miglioramento GeneticoMilk yieldAnimal scienceFood AnimalsAnimal Science and ZoologyPasture based
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The Complexity of Value and the Evaluation of Complexity: Social Use Value and Multi-criteria Analysis

2018

The “challenge of complexity” is one of the many points of convergence between the Encyclical Laudato si’ and the evolution of post-modern scientific thought. This study aims to analyze how complexity represents the essential element of the profound renewal in the scientific paradigm of the discipline of evaluation, particularly in regard to the theory of value, the categories of value, and the instruments of multi-criteria evaluation. Some contemporary theories of value propose, in fact, a complex source of value, such as surpluses of energy and of information (Ecological Economics) or as the creative and synergistic combination of three surpluses, namely energetic and non-entropic, geneal…

Value (ethics)Total economic value0211 other engineering and technologiesEquity (finance)021107 urban & regional planning02 engineering and technology010501 environmental sciencesSocial value orientations01 natural sciencesHomo economicusValue theoryComplexity Theory of value Social use value Multi-criteria evaluationSettore ICAR/22 - EstimoSociologyPositive economicsExchange valueDiscipline0105 earth and related environmental sciences
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