The traditional valuation approaches rely on the quantification of costs, revenues or market value of the patent assets. The market value model relying on the Tobin's q equation has seen several applications in literature, although most of its econometric analyses have regarded the Anglo-Saxon economies. More recently, the valuation approaches have attempted to appraise patent real options, which can be reconciled with the Tobin's q market value model. The paper presents several cross-national econometric evidences in support of this view.
Cross-national Market Valuations of Patent Strategies
Thoma, Grid
2017-01-01
Abstract
The traditional valuation approaches rely on the quantification of costs, revenues or market value of the patent assets. The market value model relying on the Tobin's q equation has seen several applications in literature, although most of its econometric analyses have regarded the Anglo-Saxon economies. More recently, the valuation approaches have attempted to appraise patent real options, which can be reconciled with the Tobin's q market value model. The paper presents several cross-national econometric evidences in support of this view.File in questo prodotto:
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