Studying the Impact of Intellectual Capital at Industrial Enterprises on Their Market Capitalization

Ustinova, L. N.; Ustinov, A. E.

doi:10.5539/ass.v10n20p15

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“…For example, in the assessment of investment potential it is necessary to take into account the human and intellectual capital that can be expressed and accounted for businesses operating in the region. The human and intellectual capital is directly and immediately connected with the qualification of enterprise's personnel [2].…”

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Investment Appeal and Research & Development Capacity of the Regions

Arsentyeva¹

2018

Helix

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The formation of regions' investment appeal gives the opportunity to create the conditions for economic and social development of the territories and the state as a whole. This issue should be considered from several points. It is worth noting that each region has its own characteristics and a growth potential. It is evident that a number of territories could take participation in the competition for the opportunity to obtain investment funds. At the same time for the state's economy there is a need of the development and maintenance of existing scientific, technological and industrial centers in the developed regions as drivers of an industrial and scientific and technological growth. There is a need for a system accounting of wide range of conditions and criteria within the region. The presented approach will not only determine perspective directions of investment, but also calculate the planned results and assess the synergies of investment programmes implementation in different areas.

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Investment Appeal and Research & Development Capacity of the Regions

Arsentyeva¹

2018

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“…While intellectual capital is a significant contributor to development in developed countries, it is still in its infancy in developing countries (Barkat et al, 2018). In Russia, similar studies were conducted, partially addressing the topic of the influence of intellectual capital on the efficiency of small innovative enterprises in high-tech clusters (Ustinova & Ustinov, 2014). There is also interest on the part of researchers in other factors that influence the development of specific sectors of the market of innovative technologies in Russia, such as financing conditions and sources of investment (Kostin et al, 2022;Zaytsev et al, 2020).…”

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Assessment of the Impact of Intellectual Capital on the Profitability of IT Companies in Russia

Skhvediani¹,

Maksimenko²,

Maykova³

et al. 2022

IJTech

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The aim of the study is a quantitative assessment of changes in the indicators of the effectiveness of Russian IT companies measured by the return on assets depending on changes in intellectual capital (IC) and its specific elements. The research was based on the method of econometric (regression) analysis and bibliographic analysis of similar studies. The study sample consisted of 323 Russian companies operating in information technology. The study's originality is determined by analysing the relationship between intellectual capital and the performance of IT enterprises in an emerging market using the methodology of a modified intellectual value-added coefficient and in the context of individual elements of intellectual capital. A hypothesis of the study is that intellectual capital positively impacts the profitability of Russian companies' assets in the information technology field. According to the results of the analysis, it was confirmed for structural (SCE), human (HCE) and used (CEE) capital. The efficiency of using relational capital has a negative relationship. Results obtained during the analysis consistent with results of other researchers. Our research has practical applications in enterprise human resource management in the computer technology industry.

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Economic Activity Rates in Asia-Pacific Countries With a High Human Development Index

Savinkina¹,

Drozdova²,

Perminova³

2018

Management of the Personnel and Intellectual Resources in Russia

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The paper presents the results of the research revealing the economic activity of the population of Asia-Pacific countries (The Republic of Korea, Japan, the Russian Federation, and the People’s Republic of China) who have a high human development index. The data of the paper were received with the help of the methodology developed by the International Labour Organization. The authors have come to the conclusion that countries with a high human development index are characterized by the average level of the economic activity of the population (not exceeding 65%). This level allows a person or a household to have the income which is enough to provide high living standards, invest into human capital assets, and raise the human development index. Consequently, the economic activity of the population makes provisions for human development which in turn refi nes the quality and eff ectiveness of the country’s manpower.

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Studying the Impact of Intellectual Capital at Industrial Enterprises on Their Market Capitalization

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Investment Appeal and Research & Development Capacity of the Regions

Investment Appeal and Research & Development Capacity of the Regions

Assessment of the Impact of Intellectual Capital on the Profitability of IT Companies in Russia

Economic Activity Rates in Asia-Pacific Countries With a High Human Development Index

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