Titlebook: Valuing the Innovation Potentials of Firms; What Theory Suggests Jan Alexander Buchmann Book 2015 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2015 Data I

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Valuing the Innovation Potentials of Firms978-3-658-09290-0Series ISSN 2628-7536 Series E-ISSN 2628-7544

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-09290-0Data Interpretation; Input Data; Valuation Experts; Valuation Methodologies; Valuation Process

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Introduction,The initial question that motivates this research is a fairly simple one: What is the value of a firm for a potential acquirer and how does this value depend on this firm’s capability to innovate?

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Conclusion,The main result of the research at hand is the depiction and structural analysis of a highly complex phenomenon. The valuation of firms’ innovation potentials is affected by a combination factors rooted in different theoretical foundations such as corporate finance theory, innovation theory, and behavioral decision-theories.

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e seen from the recommendations for economic development. One school of thought is firmly of the belief that the prospects for primary products are bleak and that the production of these products is likely to be poor business. This group sees the market ahead as unfavourable not only because the pri