Accounting, empirical measurement and intellectual capital

By P. M'Pherson, S. Pike. 2001

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Subfields: Strategy and Management

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In Strategy and Management

1. D. Plowman
2. Hongping Tan
3. Phil Hancock
4. Daniel Zéghal
5. Anis Maaloul
6. Biserka Komnenić
7. Dragana M. Pokrajčić
8. Christian Leuz

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• Mathematics and modern business management (2004, unknown): “The requirements for isomorphism are that the transformation function between the empirical and numerical systems is 1:1 and that the relationships between elements in the sets remain the same on transformationThe pragmatic requirements of empirical systems suited to modern business systems have bee”
• The Evolving research on intellectual capital (2008, background): “Applications of IC The previous section highlighted attempts to develop new reporting mechanisms that enable IC to be measured alongside traditional, quantifiable financial data (Johanson et al., 1999; M’Pherson and Pike, 2001).”