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Innowacje są kluczowe dla rozwoju przedsiębiorstw. W żywotnym interesie przedsiębiorstw jest ich implementacja. Książka dostarcza obszerny przegląd literatury dotyczącej innowacji i literatury dotyczącej wartości przedsiębiorstwa. Dostarcza model obrazujący zależność pomiędzy innowacjami i wartością rynkową. Na podstawie przeprowadzonych badań wskazuje na jakie obszary zwracać uwagę zarządzając innowacjami tak aby zwiększać wartość przedsiębiorstwa. Rozważania prowadzone są na przykładzie przedsiębiorstw turystycznych z całej Europy.
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Ph.D. a research scientist with significant research experience in esonomics and finance. He is also a business practitioner providing businesses with advisory and operational assistance in RD and innovation management. He focuses much of his research on the relationship between innovation and market value and its implications for company management. He is a prolific author, having written a book and published more than 40 articles in academic journals. Two-time recipient of the Academic Doctoral Scholarship from the Polish National Bank, he was also awarded three half-years international scholarships at: Universite de Picardie Jules Verne, France; Nanjing University School of Business, China and Okan Universitesi Istanbul, Turkey. He was an investigator and principal investigator in two international research projects and the head of a research grand on the impact of innovation on the market value of hospitality enterprises. Currently, he focuses on the financial management of innovation in european companies.
Table of contents:
Introduction
Chapter 1. Theory of innovation
Introduction1.1. The evolution of the approaches to innovationSummary – evolutionary patterns1.2. Innovation in economic theory1.2.1. Firm/strategic business unit/programme level1.2.2. Sector/economy levelSummary – economics of innovation1.3. Innovation in the service sector1.3.1. Formation phase (1986–2000)1.3.2. Maturity phase (2001–2005)1.3.3. Multidimensional phase (2006–present)Summary – innovation in services1.4. Innovation in tourism companies1.4.1. Initiation phase (1980–1999)1.4.2. Maturity phase (2000–present)Chapter summary
Chapter 2. Enterprise value and its determinants
Introduction2.1. Approaches to valuation2.1.1. Discounted cash flow-based2.1.2. Relative valuation2.1.3. Accounting and liquidation-based 656 Table of contents2.1.4. Goodwill-based2.1.5. Acquisition value-based2.1.6. Leveraged buyout-based2.1.7. Market value-basedSummary – approaches to valuation2.2. The value of public companies2.2.1. Market value of equity2.2.2. The role of information in shaping the market value of equity2.2.3. Market efficiencySummary – value of public companies2.3. Factors driving the market value of equity2.3.1. Theoretical background2.3.2. Factors used in empirical researchesChapter summary
Chapter 3. The model approach to linking innovation and the market value of tourism enterprises
Introduction3.1. A systematic approach to literature studies3.2. Linking innovation to the market value of tourism enterprises3.2.1. Innovation-level variables3.2.2. Firm-level variables3.3. Model development and hypotheses3.3.1. Context3.3.2. Innovation-level predictors3.3.3. Firm-level innovation-related predictors3.3.4. Interaction and second-order effects3.3.5. Control variables3.3.6. The modelChapter summary
Chapter 4. Methods of empirical research
Introduction4.1. Context and design of the study4.2. Description of the population4.2.1. Specification criteria4.2.2. Methods of the selection of subjects4.2.3. Data collectionSummary – description of the population4.3. Variables description4.3.1. Dependent variables4.3.2. Independent variablesSummary – variables4.4. Data analysis4.4.1. Descriptive statistics4.4.2. Regression4.4.3. Multiple regression assumptionsChapter summary
Chapter 5. Results and discussion
Introduction5.1. Changes in market value of equity5.1.1. Short term5.1.2. Long termSummary – significance5.2. Descriptive statistics5.2.1. Short term5.2.2. Long termSummary – statistical analysis5.3. Empirical verification of the model5.3.1. The models5.3.2. Short term5.3.3. Long termChapter summary
Conclusions
References
List of tables
List of figures
Appendices