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Methods and models for valuation of r&d results: Advantages and limitations

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The article summarises the issues of justification and selection of methods for assessing the value of scientific and technical work (STW) results in the process of their commercialisation by universities in the business environment. The main purpose of the study is to analyse the existing methods of valuation of the results of scientific and technical works as intellectual property objects and to group them to present characteristics for practical use. Assessing the value of R&D results is one of the fundamental tasks of its effective commercialisation. A qualitative and objective assessment should be considered as the first and decisive stage in the process of forming an agreement on the transfer of R&D results. The urgency of solving this scientific problem lies in the fact that determining a "fair" price should become not only a source of compensation for the authors' efforts, but also a factor in the successful innovative development of universities. The study of the problem is carried out in the following logical sequence: first, the methods and models for determining the value of R&D results are analysed, and then a comparative analysis of the advantages and limitations of their use for different types of R&D results and innovations is carried out, respectively. The methodological tools used in the study were: systematic approach, methods of analysis and synthesis, historical, logical generalisation, comparison, etc. The object of the study is the methodological and methodological approaches to assessing the value of the results of scientific and technological development, and the subject is the justification for choosing the optimal method for the established assessment goals. The study systematises models for assessing the value of the results of scientific and technological research. These are: asset-based models; models based on cost analysis; models based on competitive analysis; models based on income analysis; models based on value analysis. The study confirms and theoretically proves that the model that will not be limited to the unambiguous determination of the value of the R&D results, but will provide at least a two-level assessment of the value (minimum and maximum value), which would allow to determine the level of commercial potential of the R&D results. Such an approach would enable the university and the consumer of the results of the R&D to develop and implement measures to improve the state of affairs with this R&D, bringing its value assessment closer to the desired value. The results of the study may be useful for researchers, entrepreneurs, civil servants, university professors, graduate students, specialists of technology transfer centres or similar units of universities, auditors, technology assessors, managers of various institutional levels

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  • Lidia Lisovska, 2023. "Methods and models for valuation of r&d results: Advantages and limitations," E-Forum Working Papers, Economic Forum, vol. 13(4), pages 109-117, October.
    • Handle: RePEc:cuc:eforum:v:13:y:2023:i:4:p:109-117
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.36910/6775-2308-8559-2023-4-14
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