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Financial Management of R&D 2002

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Capital Investment and Risk Analysis Financial Reporting and Valuation Research Intellectual Capital and Performance Analysis

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OVERVIEW:Financial thinking about R&D has evolved well beyond basic discounted cashflow models. Better tools have been developed to value intellectual capital, including the quantitative assessment of the value added by R&D. The dissection of the elements of risk and the application of real options theory are new features of the R&D landscape. Financing vehicles have also changed with an enormous surge of venture capital and private equity funds. The analyst's toolbox has been enhanced by electronic spreadsheets, on-line databases, Monte Carlo software, the Internet, and the ubiquitous personal computer.

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1981Principles of Corporate Finance.1996Real Options: Managerial Flexibility and Strategy in Resource Allocation 1999Real options: managing strategic investment in an uncertain world 2001Real Options: A Practitioner's Guide 2000Research/Technology Management 1984Finance Theory and Financial Strategy 2000Value Driven Intellectual Capital: How to Convert Intangible Corporate Assets Into Market Value 1998Strategy as a portfolio of real options.

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