Capitalism without capital. Lifting the extraordinary economy. Haskel J., Westleyc S.

At the beginning of the 21st century, investments in intangible assets, such as design, brands and software, first surpassed investments in material assets. The ability of companies to use such invisible assets becomes the key to success. Jonathan Haskel and Styan Westleyk show that intangible assets affect economic inequality and slowdown in performance growth.

The authors explore the unique economic characteristics of intangible investments and the differences in the economy of intangible assets. In conclusion, they talk about how managers, investors and politicians can use the characteristics of the intangible economy in the interests of their enterprises and countries.

The book is addressed not only to economists and financiers, but also to everyone who is interested in the development of modern economics and society.