Impact of Intangible Assets on Cash Flows and Operating Efficiency: An Empirical Analysis of Listed Companies of PSX
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https://doi.org/10.62345/Keywords:
Intangible Assets, Company Size, Operating EfficiencyAbstract
In the modern business era of competition, companies must find ways to survive in the market and try to maintain an upper hand over competitors. It is evident from the literature that investment in intangible assets is as significant as investment in tangible assets. This study is based on finding the relationship between the intangible assets and cash flows from operating activities and operating efficiency with the control variables of company age and company size by taking the panel data of companies listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) from 2007-2017. STATA software was used to analyze the panel data of selected companies and found that the intangible assets significantly positively impact the operating cash flows. In contrast, intangible assets have a negative impact on the operational efficiency of PSX's non-financial companies. To reap the benefits of intangible assets through improved cash flows, the management of the companies must set policies and procedures to manage the operating expenses.
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