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2.3.1 Financial Perspective
Financial value-based techniques extract the brand equity value from the value of the firm’s other assets (Kim, Kim, and An 2003). Simon and Sullivan (1993) define brand equity as “the incremental cash flows which accrue to branded products over and above the cash flows which would result from the sale of unbranded products” (p. 29). These
authors estimate a firm’s brand equity by deriving financial market estimates from brand-related profits. Taking the financial market value of a firm as a base, they extract the firm’s brand equity from the value of the firm’s other tangible and intangible assets, which results in an estimate based on the firm’s future cash flows. Along the same line of thought, Doyle (2001b) argues that brand equity is reflected by the ability of brands to create value by accelerating growth and enhanc ing prices. In other words, brands function as an important driver of cash flow.
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