Aktywa niematerialne i prawne a decyzje finansowe na przykładzie firm notowanych na GPW
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https://doi.org/10.18778/0208-6018.323.08Słowa kluczowe:
aktywa niematerialne i prawne, płynność, zyskowność, zadłużenie, wartośćAbstrakt
W artykule analizowane są przedsiębiorstwa notowane na GPW z uwzględnieniem wartości intelektualnych prawych i decyzji finansowych. Jeśli przedsiębiorstwo decyduje się budować strategię związaną z innowacjami, powinno zarządzać finansami w sposób specyficzny dla tej grupy przedsiębiorstw. Wartość przedsiębiorstwa powinna się zwiększać jako rezultat skoordynowanych decyzji w obszarze innowacyjności i finansów. W artykule tym badane są relacje pomiędzy wartością aktywów niematerialnych i prawnych w firmie a strategią zarządzania płynnością, zarządzaniem gotówką, zyskownością, pojemnością zadłużeniową i wartością rynkową. Zależność pomiędzy tymi czynnikami wskazuje, że strategia oparta na innowacjach powinna być wspierana decyzjami finansowymi, które prowadzą firmę do wzrostu wartości.
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