Tobin’s Q approximation as a metric of firm performance: an empirical evaluation
Abstract
Marketing scholars commonly use Tobin’s Q approximation as a metric of firm performance despite criticism that it might provide false positives for marketing-related research questions. Tobin’s Q approximation relies on accounting-based information that commonly undervalues intangibles, thus overstating firms’ performance in intangibles, such as marketing, human resources, and research and development. Our research empirically demonstrates and...
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Title
Tobin’s Q approximation as a metric of firm performance: an empirical evaluation
Published Date
Jul 2, 2021
Volume
31
Issue
3
Pages
532 - 548
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