Intangibles From Intangible Capital Work: Their Valuation and Technological Change

The work on this paper was financed primarily through the GLOBAL-INTO project (Capturing the value of intangible assets in microdata to promote the EU’s Growth and Competitiveness), which was supported by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 “The mechanisms to promote smart, sustainable, and inclusive growth” under grant agreement No.822259. For Slovenia, the access to data and work after GLOBALINTO ended was also financed through contracts SN-ZRD/22-27/0510 (University of Ljubljana) and J5-4575, P5-0128 (ARIS). We are grateful for the support of the statistical offices: Statistics Denmark, Statistics Finland, the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia, and Statistics Norway. For Slovenia, access to the data was granted under contract EF/960/150/2019, and supported by the User Relations section of the Data Publication and Communication Division. The partners of GLOBALINTO involved are the University of Vaasa, the University of Aarhus, Statistics Norway, and the University of Ljubljana. We wish to thank Leonard Nakamura and Catherine Robinson for their valuable comments and Aleš Gorišek and Daša Farˇcnik for their support in preparing the data for Slovenia. Open access publishing facilitated by Vaasan yliopisto, as part of the Wiley -FinELib agreement.