Research on the Exploration,Evaluation,and Assessment of New Quality Productivity Forces in Reorganized Enterprises
Productivity exists in three forms:actual,potential,and latent. Bankruptcy reorganization serves as a mechanism for unleashing productivity and developing a new quality productivity force. This new quality productivity force. includes not only emerging industries and future industries but also the upgrading of certain traditional industries. Innovation plays a leading role in this new quality productivity force,with knowledge assets serving as the foundation and outcome of innovation. Knowledge assets have increasing marginal benefits. Based on a review of the core business of reorganized enterprises,the value of knowledge assets is categorized into three forms:actual,potential,and latent. Methods for sorting and extracting the new quality productivity force in reorganized enterprises are proposed. A significant increase in total factor productivity is the key indicator of new quality productivity force. The Cobb-Douglas production function with two factors is selected as the evaluation model for TFP,and key considerations for assessing TFP in reorganized enterprises are proposed. The formation of new quality productivity forces requires the conversion of new technologies,and it is suggested that the cost of conversion should be taken into consideration when assessing the value of knowledge assets. Considering the characteristics of reorganized enterprises,it is proposed to use an investment value type approach to assess the value of both non-data and data-related knowledge assets. Lastly,a case study of a reorganized is presented,analyzing the evaluation of total factor production and the value of knowledge assets.
Reorganized enterprisesNew quality productivity forcesSorting and extractingAssessment of total factor productivityKnowledge asset appraisal