MBA Depot - Future Value: The $7 Trillion Challenge

Nearly 60 percent of the aggregate value of the US stock market is based on investor expectations of future growth. And because this future value tends to be concentrated in industries and companies that are built on intangible assets, it is critical to find better ways to recognize, report and manage these assets.

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Subject(s): Economics, Accounting

Source(s): Outlook Journal (Accenture)

Author(s): Robert J. Thomas, John J. Ballow, Göran Roos

Posted: 2004-06-10

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