Kategorie: Business Engineering

OECD – New Sources of Growth – Knowledge-Based Capital – Intangible Assets

OECD – New Sources of Growth – Knowledge-Based Capital – Intangible Assets

Originally shared by Peter Bretscher

OECD – New Sources of Growth – Knowledge-Based Capital – Intangible Assets

Investment and growth in OECD economies is increasingly driven by intangible or knowledge-based capital (KBC). In many OECD countries, firms now invest as much or more in KBC as they do in physical capital such as machinery, equipment and buildings. To address the rise of KBC – and contributing to the OECD’s work on new approaches to economic challenges – the OECD has embarked on a two-year horizontal project entitled „New Sources of Growth: Intangible Assets“…..

http://www.oecd.org/document/5/0,3746,en_2649_201185_46605957_1_1_1_1,00.html

http://www.oecd.org/document/5/0,3746,en_2649_201185_46605957_1_1_1_1,00.html

Facebook pays for Instagram 300 Mio $ in (real) cash and 700 Mio $ in shares (each with nominal value = 0.000006 $…

Facebook pays for Instagram 300 Mio $ in (real) cash and 700 Mio $ in shares (each with nominal value = 0.000006 $…

Facebook pays for Instagram 300 Mio $ in (real) cash and 700 Mio $ in shares (each with nominal value = 0.000006 $ combined with an imaginary value = 29.999994 i$ made of shareholder’s profit expectation).

See short (one minute) intro to:

1. Stock exchange

2. Enterprise potential

3. Communicationg values and progress

http://youtu.be/hIM4XXF58wE

Originally shared by Peter Bretscher

Instagram – Facebook:

Virtual (imaginary) money [i$] printing, stupid

one share, nominal (real) value = 0.000006 $

expected (real) share price about = 30 $

Making (imaginary) money/value [i$] out of thin air = 29.999994 i$

I would not pay real money for such a proportion of real and virtual value.

http://venturebeat.com/2012/04/23/facebook-instagram-deal-breakdown/

http://venturebeat.com/2012/04/23/facebook-instagram-deal-breakdown/

Combining subjective/nonmonetary with „objective“/monetary indicators.

Combining subjective/nonmonetary with „objective“/monetary indicators.

Combining subjective/nonmonetary with „objective“/monetary indicators.

Originally shared by INSEDE

Next economic value metric and mapping system that integrates financial and nonfinancial metric in a vector metric system.

Enhances rational economic reasoning and decision making far beyond the usual linear monetary value metric.

Part of Business Engineering System, Registered Copyright TXu 512 154

http://youtu.be/IABrOgIvuMY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IABrOgIvuMY

The graphic below takes a look at the current long-term sovereign debt ratings of the US, Japan, and the countries…

The graphic below takes a look at the current long-term sovereign debt ratings of the US, Japan, and the countries…

Originally shared by Thomson Reuters

The graphic below takes a look at the current long-term sovereign debt ratings of the US, Japan, and the countries in the euro zone. Who do you think will be downgraded?

http://blog.thomsonreuters.com/index.php/credit-ratings-graphic-of-the-day/

In partnership with leading Islamic finance institutions today we launched the world’s first Islamic finance…

In partnership with leading Islamic finance institutions today we launched the world’s first Islamic finance…

Originally shared by Thomson Reuters

In partnership with leading Islamic finance institutions today we launched the world’s first Islamic finance benchmark rate. It is designed to provide an objective and dedicated indicator for the average expected return on Shariah-compliant short-term interbank funding.

http://blog.thomsonreuters.com/index.php/introducing-the-worlds-first-islamic-finance-benchmark-rate/