SIMULATION OF VALUES OF COMPANY’S INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL AS A SYSTEM-FORMING FACTOR IN ITS COMPETITIVENESS
Abstract
The relevant problems of assessing the value of intellectual capital are examined in this paper. A simulation model for evaluating intellectual capital is constructed on the basis of the Monte-Carlo method. A statistical analysis of the results of simulation is conducted.
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