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    Intellectual capital takes three forms: human capital, structured capital, and customer capital. The document describes a descriptive study of the top 30 pharmaceutical companies in India from 1996-2006. Several statistical techniques were used to measure intellectual capital, including the FM-ROC-MC method, direct intellectual capital method, scorecard method, MB ratio, Tobin's ratio, market value added, economic value added, and future growth value. The results showed that 60% of the market value of sample companies was accounted for by intellectual capital, though much of their knowledge stock remained unrecognized. The stock market appeared to reflect the intellectual capital held by the sample companies.

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    Intellectual capital takes three forms: human capital, structured capital, and customer capital. The document describes a descriptive study of the top 30 pharmaceutical companies in India from 1996-2006. Several statistical techniques were used to measure intellectual capital, including the FM-ROC-MC method, direct intellectual capital method, scorecard method, MB ratio, Tobin's ratio, market value added, economic value added, and future growth value. The results showed that 60% of the market value of sample companies was accounted for by intellectual capital, though much of their knowledge stock remained unrecognized. The stock market appeared to reflect the intellectual capital held by the sample companies.

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    Intellectual capital:

    A strategic management
    perspective
    By
    Arun shankar.G
    Prateesh.M
    Problem identification
    • Intellectual capital takes three terms
     Human capital
     Structured capital
     Customer capital
    Data Collection
    • Research design: Descriptive research(PS)
    • n= 30
    • Sample design
    Top 30 companies(BSE) from
    pharmaceuticals are selected for research
    • Source of data : Prowess(secondary data)
    • Period of study: 1996-2006 Was observed for
    study
    Statistical technique
    • Indirect method
    FM-ROC -MC
    • Direct intellectual capital method(DIC)
    Monetary value of intangible capital
    • Scorecard method(SC)
    graphs
    • MB ratio
    Market value
    Book value
    ( IC= MV-BV)

    • Tobin’s ratio
    MV
    Replacement cost of asset
    ( IC=MV-RCA)
    • Market Value Added
    MB-BV

    • Economic Value Added


    NOPAT-(C*IC)

    • Future Growth value


    MVA-EVA
    Interpretation
    • 60% of the market value is accounted by the
    IC of the sample companies.
    • IC of the sample companies could not be lift
    unrecognized.
    • Stock of knowledge possessed by the sample
    companies represent is reflected in stock
    market.
    Thank you

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