The Social Science Research Network is an excellent source of academic papers regarding many different topics. Don't be misled by the Social Science name, as the site has many financial and investing related papers.
Over the next week or so, I will post a list of the top ten downloaded financial or investing related papers. Some of them are classics and some may be a little surprising. Most of them are free to download as well.
This article is the fifth most downloaded paper related to a financial or investing topic.
Value Based Management: Economic Value Added or Cash Value Added? By Fredrik Weissenrieder - 28,505 downloads
Abstract
"What we use today to follow up a company's profitability and value creation is inconsistent with the capital market's mechanism, and what the market considers determines value--it is therefore imprecise and irrelevant. The accounting used will not any longer be a sufficient provider of financial information. Companies will experience a demand for more precise tools, both when it comes to metrics and the tool's ingredients (relevance) due to the increasing activity among shareholders/investors. The relevance in financial management must be dramatically improved. Companies must now identify the Value Based Management (VBM) concept that will best initiate a higher degree of Shareholder Value awareness in the company. A true VBM framework is consistent with the market's mechanism and our four factors that, according to the capital markets, determine value. The metric must be precise and relevant. Not random and irrelevant as accounting is today as a decision base."
Number 6.
Friday, June 26, 2009
Daily Link Orgy - June 26, 2009
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Labels: Social Science Research Network, SSRN
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