In recent years, a renewed interest in value creation for stakeholders has been witnessed different contexts. Different tools have proposed to try grasp and measure such value(s) but, many cases, the main perspective remains that of shareholders. To contribute field research aims discuss novel ways thinking about measurement, this paper addresses relationship between ESG (Environmental, Social,...

DNA information has the potential to generate value for each sector of the beef-cattle industry. The value distribution among sectors (breeding, commercial, feedlot, processing) will differ depending on marketing. The more descendants an animal produces, themore valuable each unit of genetic improvement becomes. Therefore, the value of using DNA testing to increase the accuracy of selection and...

this study is done to define the technological contribution in the value chain of chemical industries and assess the effects of this on industrial’s value added. the value network contains 581 active firms in 5 stages and 21 groups, and date gathered with 141 questionnaires by snowball method. then the technology contribution and economic value added are defined for each stage and group. beside...

Social value has evolved rapidly over the last decade or so. Legislation been a key driver, and added numerical measurement are emerging as important focal points. An body of literature in this space draws attention to social placemaking, infrastructure construction work. Using deontological principles ethics, critical discussion is presented on problems associated with value. Two questions add...

The purpose of the present study is to investigate the relationship between intellectual capital (human capital efficiency, customer capital efficiency, and structural capital efficiency) and economic value added of the listed companies on the Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE). The population includes 39 firms selected through systematic sampling. The data is collected from the audited financial stat...