Goodwill Indemnity in Franchising: The European Goodwill Recoupment Doctrine as a Framework for American Franchise Relationships

Goodwill in a Great Society

Great Society. By Arthur Radford, Professor of Social Administration, University of Nottingham. Published by the National Council of Social Service, 26 Bedford Square, W.C.I. 19 pp. 2s. In a short but very comprehensive pamphlet, Professor Radford describes the revolution which in the past forty years " has turned from assistance to insurance and from insurance to assurance ", and the fundament...

Science and International Goodwill

The stochastic goodwill problem

Stochastic control problems related to optimal advertising under uncertainty are considered. In particular, we determine the optimal strategies for the problem of maximizing the utility of goodwill at launch time and minimizing the disutility of a stream of advertising costs that extends until the launch time for some classes of stochastic perturbations of the classical Nerlove-Arrow dynamics. ...

Goodwill in the Legal Works of Cyberspace

Background: Today, the imperative of the rule of ethics is goodwill on the legal effects of cyberspace such as the Internet, Instagram, Telegram, YouTube, WhatsApp, and so on. Because, the many problems caused by these legal acts have made the relations of individuals vague and controversial. It requires the introduction of a new model of the application of ethics in cyberspace. In this way, th...

Is goodwill value relevant - A Danish perspective

Based on data from the Danish Stock Exchange, this paper analyses the value relevance of goodwill and goodwill amortization. Until Danish accounting legislation was changed as of January 1, 2002 companies were allowed to write-off goodwill or capitalize it subject to amortization, which provided a richer information set, as goodwill must be capitalized under most other accounting regimes. The v...