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| − | {{Term|INTANGIBLE CAPITAL|Inputs to production that are long-lived and have measurable value, but are not physical. [[Human Capital|Human capital]] is a form of intangible capital. Conceptually, the body of knowledge accumulated from expenditures on research and development is intangible capital; but its value is not yet routinely measured. <ref> | + | {{Term|INTANGIBLE CAPITAL|Inputs to production that are long-lived and have measurable value, but are not physical. [[Human Capital|Human capital]] is a form of intangible capital. Conceptually, the body of knowledge accumulated from expenditures on research and development is intangible capital; but its value is not yet routinely measured. <ref> [http://www.economicadventure.org www.economicadventure.org] (1st July 2008)</ref>}} |
Latest revision as of 16:58, 21 July 2008
 INTANGIBLE CAPITAL |
| Inputs to production that are long-lived and have measurable value, but are not physical. Human capital is a form of intangible capital. Conceptually, the body of knowledge accumulated from expenditures on research and development is intangible capital; but its value is not yet routinely measured. [1] |
References
- ↑ www.economicadventure.org (1st July 2008)