Posted on 15 February 2013. Tags: changes, economy, sustainable development, valuation
Sustainable development necessitates the harmonisation of human’s and nature’s needs under the siege of continuous demographic growth and the quest for wellbeing based on material things. This outcome implies important changes to occur at individual, collective and corporate behaviour. How they could be accomplished is a question that animates debates for several decades and revealed that solutions should be related to the process of valuation. Better understanding of value and how it relates to the needs of environmental protection is the aim of our analysis that recalls axiological milestones and compares them with environment related issues. Value as a product of object and subject in the framework of human aspirations is at some extent transposed in economic value. Environmental goods valuation in economic terms encounters numerous difficulties, including high costs and low reliability. Therefore we conclude that decision making should be underpinned not only by economic valuation, but also by value judgement that cannot be expressed in monetary terms.
Values and Environmental Ethics – Pillars of Changing Human Behaviour Toward Sustainable Development (290.3 KiB, 3,809 hits)
Posted in Economics, Volume III, Issue no. 1
Posted on 15 April 2012. Tags: development, innovation, intangible assets, Research, valuation
Intellectual property consists of a firm of property values is included in intangible assets. These property values can be any of the items under the protection of industrial property in Romania (patents, trademarks, products or commercial, industrial designs, topographies of integrated circuits, know- how, etc..), Provided any copyright by Law 8/ 1996, including software, licensing or similar rights arising from commercial contracts.
Progress through Technology Evaluation and Utilization of Business Results Research and Development-Innovation (700.2 KiB, 2,804 hits)
Posted in Knowledge Management, Volume II, Issue no. 2
Posted on 15 October 2011. Tags: innovation, intangible assets, intellectual property, progress, valuation
Practical assessment of intellectual property is a complex and difficult issue because there are many factors that influence it, and apply the methodologies differ from one country to another, from one continent to another. Therefore, the responsibility of carrying out transactions these intangible assets is maximum, because they have social implications and / or political.
Classical methods of assessment of intellectual property are the same as those used for measuring intangible assets or intangible.
Progress and Innovation through Evaluation Intellectual Property (839.6 KiB, 3,241 hits)
Posted in Issue no. 6, Knowledge Management
