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Research on the Evaluation of Carbon-Intangible Assets in Business Based on Internal Value Network

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In recent years, under a low carbon economy and an effective energy saving situation developing enterprises, managing development and improving low carbon competitiveness have become a major problem facing modern enterprise. Firstly, we describe the meaning and range of carbon-intangible assets and then classify and evaluate it. Secondly, we discuss the problem of evaluating enterprise carbon-intangible assets from the perspective of an internal value network, providing some ways to cultivate more carbon-intangible assets of industrial enterprises.
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Jiang, Y. , Fan, L. , Yu, Y. and Shi, G. (2014) Research on the Evaluation of Carbon-Intangible Assets in Business Based on Internal Value Network. Low Carbon Economy, 5, 172-179. doi: 10.4236/lce.2014.54017
 

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