Amsterdam 1999: Paper 6. Treatment of the Components of Intangible Investment in the 1993 System of National Accounts, OECD

Treatment of intangible investment and/or its core components in international standards: the System of National Accounts 1993.

Amsterdam 1999: Paper 5. National Efforts to Measure Intangible Investment, OECD

Summarises the six national exercises presented to the 1992 Workshop with additional material for Austria and the Netherlands.

Amsterdam 1999: Paper 3. Towards an Interim Statistical Framework: Selecting the Core Components of Intangible Investment, A. Young

Reviews possible components of intangible investment in the light of a number of theoretical and practical criteria for their inclusion and concludes with a revised list of "core components".

Amsterdam 1999: Paper 10. A Guide to Improving the Quality of Training Statistics for Comparative Analysis: Conceptual, Measurement and Survey Issues, T. Murphy and M. Klee

Treatment of intangible investment and/or its core components in international standards: the OECD manual on training.

Amsterdam 1999: Paper 4. Initial Guidelines for the Collection and Comparison of Data on Intangible Investment, W. Vosselman

Proposes some standard approaches for assembling data on intangible investment; treats the practical problems of compiling, comparing and publishing sets of data for the six core components; reflects on how one might measure stocks of intangibles.

Amsterdam 1999: Technical Papers

Technical papers in respect of the International Symposium on Measuring and Reporting Intellectual Capital: Experience, Issues and Prospects, Amsterdam, 9-11 June 1999.

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Amsterdam 1999: Paper 13. The Challenge of Measuring and Evaluating Organisational Change in Enterprises, G. Vickery and G. Wurzburg

Challenges and progress made in measuring organisational change in enterprises.

Amsterdam 1999: Paper 9. The Treatment of the Components of Intangible Investment in the UN Model Survey of Computer Services, OECD

Treatment of intangible investment and/or its core components in international standards: the UN model survey of computer services.

Amsterdam 1999: Paper 8. Intangible Investment in the Statistical Frameworks for the Collection and Comparison of Science and Technology Statistics, OECD

Treatment of intangible investment and/or its core components in international standards: the OECD "Frascati Family" of manuals for the measurement of scientific and technological activities and associated surveys.

Amsterdam 1999: Paper 11. The Boundaries of Financial Reporting and How to Extend Them, B. Lev and P. Zarowin

Trace the shortcomings in current financial reporting and how it increasingly fails to report critical information to investors. Makes two proposals that may enhance the usefulness of financial information -- extended capitalisation of intangible...