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Litigation and the value of tobacco companies
Journal of Health Economics, 2005This study determines how the recent wave of litigation affected returns and systematic risk in the tobacco industry. We test for changes in stock prices coinciding with litigation announcements using a difference-in-difference event study methodology. Unfavorable information concerning litigation reduced tobacco returns.
Sloan, Frank A. +2 more
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The Strategic Value of Ergonomics for Companies [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2003 The discipline of ergonomics studies the interaction between man and the ...
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2011
Entrepreneurs put huge emotional effort into building their companies, so arriving at a valuation is both hard and very personal. An objective valuation, meaning one that is acceptable to a third party, is needed at the very least at the point of an investment and when the business is sold.
David Frodsham, Heinrich Liechtenstein
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Entrepreneurs put huge emotional effort into building their companies, so arriving at a valuation is both hard and very personal. An objective valuation, meaning one that is acceptable to a third party, is needed at the very least at the point of an investment and when the business is sold.
David Frodsham, Heinrich Liechtenstein
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THE FINANCIAL BRAND VALUE AND THE COMPANY BOOK VALUE AS THE PREDICTORS FOR THE COMPANY MARKET VALUE
SGEM International Multidisciplinary Scientific Conferences on SOCIAL SCIENCES and ARTS Proceedings, 2017The brand value estimate, both in the case of Interbrand and in the case of MillwardBrown, is dependent on the past value of the market capitalization and the book value.By the expression of the brand value estimate the user does not receive any new information that could indicate the future market capitalization (as could be expected). This measure of
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The Value of the Parent Company
California Management Review, 1995Diversified companies consist of a number of businesses under the joint ownership of a single parent company. For this arrangement to make economic sense, the parent company needs to create value from its ownership of the businesses. Unfortunately, many parents destroy rather than create value.
Andrew Campbell +2 more
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Enhancing Value – IT as a Value Driver for the Company
2010CRM, CAD, ERP – the world of IT is teeming with acronyms that promise considerable benefits for business operations. Yet managers themselves are usually only sure of one thing: these terms all involve huge costs. How can they find out which IT investments are worth the expense?
Dirk Buchta +2 more
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Value and values: lessons for tomorrow's company
Long Range Planning, 1999Abstract While every company is different, this paper argues that it is possible to use a simple but comprehensible framework to analyse, plan for and measure business success. It examines an inclusive approach founded on eight propositions which cover the uniqueness of each business and the importance of relationships, purpose, values and leadership.
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Valuation and value creation of internet companies
2009 International Multiconference on Computer Science and Information Technology, 2009Author has described selected problems related to valuation and value creation of Internet related companies. Relationships between the brand, loyalty, trust and valuation were researched. The method of valuing companies based on valuation of Customer Lifetime Value was described.
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