π intangible assets + the new economy, podcasts and a new social network
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Please contribute to the community by forwarding this to someone who might enjoy it also. ππΌ The rise of intangible assets Capitalism without capital by Jonathan Haskel and Stian Westlake explores the growing role of intangible assets within the global economy. Intangibles are non-physical assets which derive value, these can be software, IP, brand, know-how, training etc. The authors shine a light, whilst building a cohesive framework on this under analysed and increasingly important part of our modern economy. This is an important work as we continually transition from the industrial revolution which was predominantly centered around the mass coordination and centralisation of individuals, firms and physical goods, to the information revolution where intangibles like software have near infinite replicability at nearly zero marginal costs and firms can grow exponentially. This is not a book review (
π intangible assets + the new economy, podcasts and a new social network
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π intangible assets + the new economy, podcasts and a new social network
Please contribute to the community by forwarding this to someone who might enjoy it also. ππΌ The rise of intangible assets Capitalism without capital by Jonathan Haskel and Stian Westlake explores the growing role of intangible assets within the global economy. Intangibles are non-physical assets which derive value, these can be software, IP, brand, know-how, training etc. The authors shine a light, whilst building a cohesive framework on this under analysed and increasingly important part of our modern economy. This is an important work as we continually transition from the industrial revolution which was predominantly centered around the mass coordination and centralisation of individuals, firms and physical goods, to the information revolution where intangibles like software have near infinite replicability at nearly zero marginal costs and firms can grow exponentially. This is not a book review (