For many organisations, the value of intellectual assets:
A)is over-stated
B)increases in direct proportion to increases in an organisation's training budget
C)increases in direct proportion to increases in the cost of materials and labour
D)far exceeds the value of physical and financial assets
E)is acknowledged in archival data, especially accounting records

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Intellectual assets, such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets, can provide a significant competitive advantage and can be more valuable than physical and financial assets. This is especially true in industries such as technology and pharmaceuticals where innovation and intellectual property are key drivers of success.

For Many Organisations, the Value of Intellectual Assets