The approach for the public procurement of tangible fixed assets takes into account their importance, complexity and sensitivity sector. Considering economic turbulence generated by COVID-19 pandemic reduction financial resources, issue regarding acquisition in sector on new dimensions, as follows: way which resources are used identified social needs community application appropriate accounting...

Intellectual Capital is the value that an organization has due to the competencies of its workforce and other intangible organizational factors. It can be determined as the difference between the total value of the organization and the value of its tangible assets. In today’s world of cut-throat competition, it has become important for organizations to leverage their use of intellectual assets ...

Intellectual Capital is the value that an organization has due to the competencies of its workforce and other intangible organizational factors. It can be determined as the difference between the total value of the organization and the value of its tangible assets. In today’s world of cut-throat competition, it has become important for organizations to leverage their use of intellectual assets ...

Intellectual Capital is the value that an organization has due to the competencies of its workforce and other intangible organizational factors. It can be determined as the difference between the total value of the organization and the value of its tangible assets. In today’s world of cut-throat competition, it has become important for organizations to leverage their use of intellectual assets ...

A new model of asset management for a business organization is proposed based on the uncertainty theory in which the capital assets are managed. Here, a continuous-time utility portfolio problem with the assumption of Hyperbolic Absolute Risk Aversion (HARA) utility function is examined from an investor whose income is generated by return and capital gains on investments in risky tangible asset...

According to the Resource Based View of the firm, strategic assets contribute to a firm’s competitive advantage. Strategic assets are characterized as Valuable, Rare, Inimitable, and they involve Organizational Support. These four characteristics have been theorized to result in competitive parity, temporary competitive advantage, or a sustainable competitive advantage for a company. This paper...

In today’s knowledge economy the tangible assets like intellectual capital is a foundation of sustainable growth and competitive lead. Corporations are paying more focus on value creation through these tangible assets. Better organizational performance can be ensured through effective management of firm’s intellectual capital. The main rationale of this study is to highlight the interconnection...

This paper proposes a new pricing model for corporate securities issued by a levered firm with the possibility of debt renegotiation. We take the structural approach that the firm’s earnings follow a geometric Brownian motion with stochastic collaterals. While equity holders can default the firm for their own benefits when the earnings become insufficient to go on the firm, they may want to liq...

Recent years have seen a growth in the literature on a variety of aspects of intangible investment, the complement of the more familiar investment in tangible assets such as buildings, plant, and equipment. For economic and business analysts this change in emphasis necessitates the selection of a meaningful metric for intangible investment and the firm’s total capital stock of tangible and inta...