Quasi-Tangible Assets of Modern Neo-Industrialism

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Keywords
intangible assets, capitalization, neo-industrialism, exchange for quasi-tangible assets

Summary
In this article the authors insist on imperfection of existent financial instruments, which caused the financial-economic crisis and suppose that there is another possibility for companies to get extra financial resources. One of those possibilities is using a new format of assets for companies’ capitalization. The financial mechanism of their trading is also suggested.

JEL: A10, G30
Pages: 10
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