| Author: | Elijah Ezendu | ISBN: | 9781310207464 |
| Publisher: | Elijah Ezendu | Publication: | December 26, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Elijah Ezendu |
| ISBN: | 9781310207464 |
| Publisher: | Elijah Ezendu |
| Publication: | December 26, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
CSR is not Charity provides ground-breaking insight into total capital of business entity: Delineating every componential contribution that adds up systematically to yield total capital, and determining relevance and role of contributing investors with the aim of developing feasible framework for structuring ownership of entities.
Rational evaluation of various philosophies in conceptualisation of corporate ownership and source of their convoluting perspectives confirm common errors in identification of contributory value. For many centuries, the level of knowledge about financial capital dwarfed available sensibility and sensitivity regarding intangibles, to the extent of ignoring and abandoning intangible based contributions during calculation of contributed capital base.
The dramatic entry of intangibles into design and structure of corporate valuation has become instrumental to creation of wealth in countless organisations, and plotted the strategic path for acceptability of intangibles as genuine form of capital. Wherefore, Financials and Intangibles shall be the new basis for ascertaining contributed capital base.
CSR is not Charity provides ground-breaking insight into total capital of business entity: Delineating every componential contribution that adds up systematically to yield total capital, and determining relevance and role of contributing investors with the aim of developing feasible framework for structuring ownership of entities.
Rational evaluation of various philosophies in conceptualisation of corporate ownership and source of their convoluting perspectives confirm common errors in identification of contributory value. For many centuries, the level of knowledge about financial capital dwarfed available sensibility and sensitivity regarding intangibles, to the extent of ignoring and abandoning intangible based contributions during calculation of contributed capital base.
The dramatic entry of intangibles into design and structure of corporate valuation has become instrumental to creation of wealth in countless organisations, and plotted the strategic path for acceptability of intangibles as genuine form of capital. Wherefore, Financials and Intangibles shall be the new basis for ascertaining contributed capital base.
