The Measurement of Intangible Capital:Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research: The University of Melbourne

The Measurement of Intangible Capital

This project seeks to clarify the range of purposes for which firms are likely to be interested in, when considering the valuation of intangible capital, and to consider the implications for approaches to its measurement. Consideration will also be given to whether the industrial or organisational characteristics of the enterprise appear to be important source of differentiation.

Papers produced by this project include:

Jensen, P. and Webster, E. (forthcoming) Australian Innovation Data Australian Economic Review.
L. C. Hunter, Elizabeth Webster and Anne Wyatt, Measuring Intangible Investment, PDF format (466K)
Paul H. Jensen and Elizabeth Webster, Examining Biases in Measures of Firm Innovation, PDF format (141K)
Laurie Hunter, Elizabeth Webster and Anne Wyatt Techniques for Measuring Intangible Capital: A Review of Current Practice. Published as Australian Accounting Review, 15(36), 4-21.

For further information on these papers or the data sets used please contact Professor Elizabeth Webster on [email protected].

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Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research

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The University of Melbourne
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Director, Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research

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Date created:
27 September 2011
Last modified:
April 4, 2016 4:25 PM